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A Comparative CFD Study on Simulating Flameless Oxy-Fuel Combustion in a Pilot-Scale Furnace
The current study presents a method to model the flameless oxy-fuel system, with a comparative approach, as well as validation of the predictions. The validation has been done by comparing the predicted results with previously published experimental ...
Mersedeh Ghadamgahi +4 more
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It is known that environmentally friendly flameless combustion of hydrocarbons without formation of nitrogen oxides is an important way to dispose of natural gas.
S.A. Tungatarova +3 more
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Sustaining flameless combustion under elevated pressure conditions remains a challenge that hinders its application in gas turbines. Previous attempts succeeded to sustain flameless operation up to 5 atm.
Hesham M. Khalil +3 more
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Joint RANS/LES Modeling of Flameless Combustion
We present our timesaving joint RANS/LES approach (we originally developed it for numerical simulations of turbulent premixed combustion) to simulate flameless combustion with separate injection of gas fuel and strong exhaust gas recirculation. It is based on successive RANS/LES numerical modeling where part of the information (stationary average ...
Zimont, Vladimir L., Battaglia, Valerio
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Polychlorinated diphenyl ethers (PCDEs), persistent environmental pollutants, are found in flue gas from incinerators. While air pollution control systems (APCSs) capture pollutants, the resulting sludge/fly ash (SFA) requires further treatment due to ...
Sheng-Lun Lin +4 more
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Preparation, characterization and evaluation of MgO for flameless combustion of natural gas
A MgO catalyst was prepared by aqueous dispersion of commercial magnesium oxide followed by drying and calcination to obtain a thermally-stabilized material.
Elías Gómez Macías +3 more
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FLAMELESS OXIDATION AT THE GT26 GAS TURBINE: NUMERICAL STUDY VIA FULL CHEMISTRY
Sequential combustion was first applied to gas turbines more than 40 years ago, and almost half of these early machines are still operating. This form of oxidation leads to the flameless combustion at a second chamber.
TOMASZ OCHRYMIUK, JANUSZ BADUR
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Nanofire and scale effects of heat
Combustion is a chemical reaction that emits heat and light. Nanofire is a kind of flameless combustion that occurs on the micro–nano scale. Pt/Al2O3 film with a thickness of 20 nm can be prepared as a catalyst by micro–nano processing. When the methanol-
Zhimao Wu +5 more
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Improvement of energy efficiency of natural gas combustion by applying a homogeneous combustion
In many heat devices designers and operators meet the problem of low efficiency of combustion and restricted emission standards. This process should be improved to maximize its efficiency and satisfy additional requirements as, for example, uniform ...
Szymczyk Jacek +5 more
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Hydrogen combustion is seen as a promising carbon-free alternative for generating process heat in industrial processes requiring high temperatures and large amounts of energy, such as metal melting and reheating.
Kristina Mabic +6 more
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