1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0010-2180(98)00005-4
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Ignition and combustion of fuel pockets moving in an oxidizing atmosphere

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“…As the subsequent diffusion between adjacent flame elements depletes the concentration of reactants, the reactant consumption rate decreases, reducing the risk of local extinction, until the two flame sheets eventually annihilate each other. This leads to the formation of pockets of unburned reactants surrounded by diffusion flames, 53 which increases the effective flame area and enhances the overall combustion process. 38 As can be seen, previous to this roll-up process the mixing layer is strongly deformed in the rear part of the vortices, eventually developing a sharp bend, where, obviously, the assumption of negligible curvature leading to Eq.…”
Section: A Two-dimensional Casementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the subsequent diffusion between adjacent flame elements depletes the concentration of reactants, the reactant consumption rate decreases, reducing the risk of local extinction, until the two flame sheets eventually annihilate each other. This leads to the formation of pockets of unburned reactants surrounded by diffusion flames, 53 which increases the effective flame area and enhances the overall combustion process. 38 As can be seen, previous to this roll-up process the mixing layer is strongly deformed in the rear part of the vortices, eventually developing a sharp bend, where, obviously, the assumption of negligible curvature leading to Eq.…”
Section: A Two-dimensional Casementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Según la difusión reduce la concentración de reactante entre los elementos de llama adyacentes, el ritmo de consumo de los reactantes disminuye, lo que reduce el riesgo de extinción local de la llama, hasta que las dos capas de reacción acaban aniquilándose la una a la otra. Esto conduce a la formación de embolsamientos de reactantes sin quemar rodeados por llamas de difusión (Daou [27]), lo que incrementa el area efectiva de la llama aumentando así el ritmo global del proceso de combustión.…”
Section: Caso Bidimensionalunclassified