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This research examines the behavior of premixed flames within a vertical tube, considering both an open and a closed end configuration. The study utilizes a pilot flame as the ignition source.
Abdullah M.A. Alsharif, Robert Woolley
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Nonlinear analysis of thermoacoustic instabilities
Thermoacoustic instabilities are prevalent in many practical combustion systems. They occur when fluctuations in pressure and heat release are in phase and can lead to catastrophic combustor damage.
Noble, Andrew C
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Accurate prediction of acoustic energy absorption in gas turbine combustors is critical for enhancing performance, mitigating thermoacoustic instabilities, and reducing emissions.
Abdullah Shahjalal +3 more
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Preventing a global transition to thermoacoustic instability by targeting local dynamics. [PDF]
George NB +5 more
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Hydrogen-enriched combustion is central to decarbonizing high-efficiency energy systems, yet its practical adoption is limited by the onset of thermoacoustic and hydrodynamic instabilities in premixed flames.
Ali Can Yılmaz
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Steady-state statistics, emergent patterns and intermittent energy transfer in a ring of oscillators. [PDF]
Pedergnana T, Noiray N.
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Numerical prediction of thermoacoustic instabilities with a V-Flame
In this paper, results from a numerical solver for the Helmholtz equation using the Finite Element Method (FEM) for predicting thermoacoustic instabilities are presented.
Na, Wei +2 more
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Flame Propagation Characteristics of Syngas-Air in the Hele-Shaw Duct with Different Equivalence Ratios and Ignition Positions. [PDF]
Diao S +5 more
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Causality and intrinsic thermoacoustic instability modes
Direct numerical simulation of a confined laminar premixed flame has been performed in an anechoic combustor, showing self-sustained intrinsic thermoacoustic oscillations. Theoretical predictions based on acoustic jump relations and the n − τ model for the flame are presented and causality concerns are discussed.
Courtine, Emilien +6 more
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Universality in spectral condensation. [PDF]
Pavithran I +8 more
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