Title of article
Role of the progress variable in models for partially premixed turbulent combustion
Author/Authors
Vervisch، Luc نويسنده , , Bray، Ken نويسنده , , Domingo، Pascale نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2005
Pages
-430
From page
431
To page
0
Abstract
It is shown that if partially premixed combustion is described in terms of a mixture fraction and a progress variable, scalar dissipation terms appear in the transport equation for the progress variable. These terms are essential if not only the fully premixed limit but also the transport equation for a classical diffusion flame are to be recovered. The eddy breakup relationship between mean rate of reaction and scalar dissipation is extended to partially premixed combustion at high Damkohler numbers. Advantages and disadvantages of working in terms of a progress variable rather than a major species mass fraction or temperature are identified and discussed.
Keywords
Bog burst , rainfall , Pore water pressures , Pipeflow , Peat , Shallow landslides , Peat slide
Journal title
Combustion and Flame
Serial Year
2005
Journal title
Combustion and Flame
Record number
102846
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