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Combustion Processes in Mild Combustion

2005
Mild Combustion is a process completely different both from deflagration, detonation, explosion in a classic form, and also from the processes that generate diffusion flames. Therefore it deserves to be analyzed separately from these processes and quoted with a specific name.
A Cavaliere, M de Joannon
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DILUTION EFFECTS IN NATURAL GAS MILD COMBUSTION

Clean Air: International Journal on Energy for a Clean Environment, 2006
The mild combustion conditions, i.e., high reactant preheating and dilution level, yield a high efficiency relying on an increase in thermal energy transfer and drastic reduction of pollutant emissions. In this work, an experimental characterization of methane oxidation in mild conditions was carried out in a simple laboratory-scale system as a ...
de Joannon M, Sabia P, Tregrossi A, Cavaliere A   +3 more
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HDDI in Mild combustion

2009
Mild combustion is an emerging technology in several fields of practical applications, from material treatment to energy conversion as well as to pollutant abatement [1]. In a survey of potential keys for the mitigation of environmental problem, it represents a flexible and clean process that is the result of a trade-off in the optimization of fuel ...
M. de Joannon, P. Sabia, CAVALIERE, ANTONIO   +2 more
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VOC destruction by water diluted hydrogen mild combustion

Chemosphere, 2007
This study represents a preliminary numerical evaluation of the effect of steam dilution and hydrogen addition on the oxidation of formaldehyde and benzene, chosen as representative of the volatile organic compounds (VOC), in mild condition by evaluating the autoignition time and the steady state attainment. These parameters are important in the design
Sabia P, Romeo F, de Joannon M, Cavaliere A   +3 more
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Analysis of Detailed Hydrogen Combustion Mechanisms with Application to Mild Combustion

2005
In the last years new combustion technologies have been developed to produce energy in an efficient and environmental-friendly way. In this background a very promising process is the Mild Combustion. It is characterized by highly diluted and pre-heated reactants.
Schießwohl E, Sabia P, de Joannon M, Cavaliere A   +3 more
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Modelling of CO and NO Emissions in MILD Combustion Systems

2010
Recently large attention is paid to Moderate and Intense Low Oxygen Dilution (MILD) combustion [1], also denoted as flameless combustion, as it allows limiting pollutants formation, in particular that of CO and NOx. MILD combustion is generally achieved through a massive recirculation of exhaust gases in the reaction region, which ensures dilution of ...
Parente Alessandro, GALLETTI, CHIARA, TOGNOTTI, LEONARDO   +2 more
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An experimental investigation on non-preheated MILD combustion of syngas/ammonia/air

Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 2023
Mehrdad Kiani, M. Kohansal, S. Masoumi, M. Ashjaee, E. Houshfar   +4 more
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NO formation and reduction during methane/hydrogen MILD combustion over a wide range of hydrogen-blending ratios in a well-stirred reactor

Fuel, 2023
Shunta Xu, Yuhang Tong, S. Jin, Hao Ren, Y. Tu, Shihong Zhang, H. Liu   +6 more
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Effect of Steam Dilution on the MILD Combustion Characteristics of Methane in a Model Combustor

Journal of Thermal Science, 2023
Ziru Zhu, Y. Xiong, Zhigang Liu, Zhedian Zhang   +3 more
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MILD Combustion of Solid Fuels: Its Definition, Establishment, Characteristics, and Emissions

Energy & Fuels, 2023
Pengfei Li, Pengfei Cheng, Guochang Wang, Feifei Wang, Kin-Pang Cheong, Zhaohui Liu, Jianchun Mi   +6 more
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