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The choice of turbulence model significantly impacts the prediction of the supersonic combustion flow field. In this study, the transient autoignition process and steady supersonic combustion performance of methane fuel with adjustable reactivity in a ...
Zihan Wang +5 more
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Ammonia (NH3)/methane (CH4) dual‐flame combustion offers a promising strategy to enhance NH3 utilization while mitigating NOx emissions. However, the effects of individual flame equivalence ratios on flame behavior and pollutant formation remain inadequately understood, particularly under stoichiometric and rich CH4 conditions.
Minh Tam Le +4 more
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Autoignition-induced flashback in hydrogen-enriched laminar premixed burners
International audienceThis paper investigates the possibility of autoignition as a flashback initiation mechanism in laminar premixed burners powered by an increasing content of hydrogen in the fuel blend.
Morisseau, F. +3 more
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Highly efficient natural gas engines have been widely used in wide range of sectors from industry and transportation. However, because combustion process in gas engines with a pre-chamber is very complicated, it is difficult to experimentally investigate
Satoshi HOKIMOTO +3 more
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Energy is essential for performing work and vital for advancing and evolving humanity. However, conventional energy sources are nonrenewable, have finite reserves, and are geographically restricted. Therefore, it is imperative to explore alternative energy sources that are renewable, locally accessible, and produce fewer emissions.
Sameer S. Gajghate +7 more
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In moderate or intense low‐oxygen dilution (MILD) furnaces, there is a challenge in using an accurate mechanism in the computational fluid dynamics (CFDs) simulation with minimum computational runtime, as with the application for most furnaces; thus, it needs to identify the most efficient mechanisms.
Ali Ashouri, Mohmmad Zabetian Targhi
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Knock and super-knock are abnormal combustion phenomena in engines, however, they are hard to study comprehensively through optical experimental methods due to their inherent destructive nature.
Lijia Zhong, Changwen Liu
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Combustion of Biofuels for a Carbon‐Neutral Future: A Review
There is an urgent need for sustainable energy solutions to mitigate anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and limit global warming. Achieving carbon neutrality is essential for environmental protection, long‐term economic resilience, energy security, and sustainable development, but it requires overcoming challenges in finance, technology ...
Register Mrosso +3 more
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Parametric Investigation of Methanol Spray Combustion Under Direct-Injection Conditions
This study presents a systematic mapping of methanol spray autoignition, lift-off, and flame development across an engine-relevant range of ambient temperatures (1000–1200 K), injection pressures (70–130 MPa), and O2 concentrations (21–15 vol.%), using a
Kirtan Aryal +8 more
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Influence of high ethane content on natural gas ignition
The effect of ethane on combustion and natural gas autoignition was studied in the present paper. Two fuel mixture of natural gas with high ethane content were considered, 75% CH4 – 25% C2H6 (mixture 1), and 50% CH4 – 50% C2H6 (mixture 2).
Hernando Alexander Yepes Tumay +1 more
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