Effects of venturi length on combustion characteristics of inshot burners

Rao, A. V. Raghavendra; Gollahalli, S. R.

doi:10.1109/iecec.1996.561159

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“…The studies presented here on this topic are taken from the works of Kolluri (1992), Rao (1994), and Subba (1995). The natural gas furnaces of residential and commercial heating systems employ partially premixed laminar flame burners.…”

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Jet flames from noncircular burners

Gollahalli

1997

Sadhana

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Gas jets from noncircular exits entrain more air from surroundings than jets from circular exits of equivalent area. Because the mixing rate of fuel and air governs the combustion and pollutant emission of diffusion flames and partially premixed flames, noncircular geometries offer a passive control of the flame characteristics. In this paper, the literature on nonburning, noncircular jets is reviewed and recent studies on noncircular jet flames are discussed with focus on the work conducted in the author's laboratory.

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Section: Laminar Partially Premixed Flamesmentioning

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Jet flames from noncircular burners

Gollahalli

1997

Sadhana

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Effects of venturi length on combustion characteristics of inshot burners

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