2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.combustflame.2020.06.025
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New extended eddy dissipation concept model for flameless combustion in furnaces

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“…As shown in Figure , the main discrepancies between simulated results and experimental measurements also exist in this region, wherein the ignition of coal particles affected by the internal recirculated flue gas cannot be perfectly simulated due to the limitations of the conventional EDC model under highly turbulent conditions. The phenomenon was also reported by other scholars. , The FGR is strengthened with the formed main stream moving downstream (0.735 m < x < 3.22 m), which effectively reduces the temperature fluctuation, hence establishing the stable MILD regime under a high-temperature ( T f > 1500 K) and strong-dilution ( K v > 2.5) environment. The axial ranges of the MILD regime and IRR are almost coincident, which demonstrates that the internal FGR is essential for achieving MILD-oxy combustion.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 71%
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“…As shown in Figure , the main discrepancies between simulated results and experimental measurements also exist in this region, wherein the ignition of coal particles affected by the internal recirculated flue gas cannot be perfectly simulated due to the limitations of the conventional EDC model under highly turbulent conditions. The phenomenon was also reported by other scholars. , The FGR is strengthened with the formed main stream moving downstream (0.735 m < x < 3.22 m), which effectively reduces the temperature fluctuation, hence establishing the stable MILD regime under a high-temperature ( T f > 1500 K) and strong-dilution ( K v > 2.5) environment. The axial ranges of the MILD regime and IRR are almost coincident, which demonstrates that the internal FGR is essential for achieving MILD-oxy combustion.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 71%
“…The phenomenon was also reported by other scholars. 31,34 The FGR is strengthened with the formed main stream moving downstream (0.735 m < x < 3.22 m), which effectively reduces the temperature fluctuation, hence establishing the stable MILD regime under a high-temperature (T f > 1500 K) and strong-dilution (K v > 2.5) environment. The axial ranges of the MILD regime and IRR are almost coincident, which demonstrates that the internal FGR is essential for achieving MILD-oxy combustion.…”
Section: Mild Combustion Regime 431 Stability Limitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These mechanisms have also been used to develop reduced mechanisms such as DRM19 and DRM22 [34], as well as in comparisons against other, less detailed mechanisms such as KEE [35]. These reduced mechanismsparticularly DRM19-have again been used successfully to model combustion under similar hot and low-oxygen conditions [36,37,38,39], further validating the use of GRI-Mech 3.0 in the current study.…”
Section: Numerical Simulationssupporting
confidence: 57%
“…Hori dela eta, diluitutako erreaktiboak kontuan hartzen dituzten modelo matematikoen garapena beharrezkoa da, eta ildo horretan daude abian ikerkuntzak. Ikerkuntzak, batez ere, Eddy Dissipation Concept (EDC) modeloaren hedapenean oinarritzen dira [26]. Hala ere, Flamelet Generation Manifold (FGM) modeloak eskaintzen duen denbora konputazional aurrezpena dela eta, modelo horren hedapenean ikerkuntzak abian daude flameless errekuntza FDK bitartez aztertzeko [27] [28].…”
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