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Abstract A laminar stagnation flow flame stabilized at a plane wall is theoretically analyzed, coupled with a thermo‐elasticity model in the wall. Mathematical models for both the flame and the wall will be proposed, and corresponding analytical solutions based on their dimensionless forms will be obtained. The mathematical analysis of this flame‐solid
Chunkan Yu +4 more
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This study offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology. It showcases the structure of an SOFC, outlining its benefits, challenges, and the techniques used in its fabrication. The review also discusses key performance and efficiency metrics and highlights the versatile applications of SOFC in transportation ...
Jingjing Li +8 more
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High temperature heat exchangers may be designed from ceramics to achieve higher performance, and various materials and manufacturing techniques can help achieve highly efficient high temperature systems. Abstract Many energy systems demand heat transfer at high temperatures to keep up with high demand for power, so high‐temperature material that can ...
Corson L. Cramer +8 more
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Herein, the recent advancements in triply periodic minimal surface (TPMS) structures are presented, focusing on their potential for enhancing energy utilization in various systems. A comprehensive survey of design methodologies, software tools, commercial materials, and 3D printing techniques is provided.
Mohamed G. Gado +4 more
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Examining catalytic trends between simple‐to‐assemble zero‐gap half‐cells and industrially relevant electrolyzers for CO2 electroreduction highlights the former as a dependable screening platform. Optimizations suggested aim to enhance comparability and ensure electrolytic stability, facilitating exploration of diverse gas diffusion electrode ...
Vimanshu Chanda +7 more
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The present study investigates the characteristics and periodic behavior of H2/air tubular flames in a 1 mm diameter microtube under exciting and nonexciting inlet conditions. Under unstimulated inlet conditions, increasing inlet velocity positively impacted flow stratification and self‐sustaining of the tubular flames, leading to higher maximum ...
Alireza Alipoor +2 more
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Influence factors of methane-air counterflow diffusion flame
This paper investigates the influences of pressures, velocities, and temperatures of gases at nozzles on the temperature of flame. Considering that temperature and species mass fractions are functions of axial co-ordinates, a quasi-1-D mathematic model in cylindrical co-ordinates for counterflow diffusion flame is built.
Haiming Huang, Weijie Li
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An approach to model the formation and oxidation or reduction of soot and NO in turbulent diffusion flames is presented. The model is based on the flamelet library approach and extended to account for radiative heat losses in the flame. Due to the rather
Dederichs A. S., Balthasar M., Mauss F.
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Flamelet LES of solid fuel/ammonia co-combustion with differential diffusion
Differential diffusion is expected to be important in a pulverized coal/ammonia co-combustion system due to the co-existence of heavy species in volatiles and light species in the ammonia stream.
Xu Wen +3 more
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Transcritical real-fluid effects on dual-fuel combustion of methane and n-dodecane
A comprehensive set of accurate physical models and numerical simulation methods for transcritical dual fuel combustion systems is presented. The method combines multiphase real-fluid physical properties modeling, flamelet-based chemistry reduction, and ...
Mohamad Fathi +2 more
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