2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2018.05.103
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Experimental study of premixed syngas/air flame deflagration in a closed duct

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“…The generation of turbulence will lead to higher flame velocity and overpressure, which cause the operation of quenching in porous media to fail. 28 According to previous research, each experiment has a minimum overpressure value. If the overpressure is lowered during propagation, the flame will stop propagating forward and be extinguished.…”
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“…The generation of turbulence will lead to higher flame velocity and overpressure, which cause the operation of quenching in porous media to fail. 28 According to previous research, each experiment has a minimum overpressure value. If the overpressure is lowered during propagation, the flame will stop propagating forward and be extinguished.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The left of the duct is closed with stainless half-open steel plates, in which the end of the vent is closed by the PVC membrane. 28 Moreover, it breaks up easily for safety’s sake. There is a porous foamed metal with a thickness of 50 mm, about 680 mm from the left end of the pipe.…”
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“…It has been proved that sudden deceleration of the flame occurs after the first contact with the sidewalls, resulting from the less flame surface area. 2 , 26 , 27 …”
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“…As ondas de pressão ainda desempenham um papel dominante na formação de chama. A interação entre a frente de chama e as ondas de pressão impactam na distorção da chama (YU et al, 2018).…”
Section: Combustão E Meio Ambienteunclassified