2018
DOI: 10.1007/s12217-018-9607-8
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Premixed Flames Under Microgravity and Normal Gravity Conditions

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“…The position of the maximum temperatures region does not correspond to the region of maximum reaction rates and the position of the combustion flame front, since under reduced gravity conditions there are no convective flows that play a major role. Flame front instabilities occur during the transient conditions, which eventually decay and, as shown earlier [4], under the advanced microgravity conditions, the flame is subjected only to high-frequency oscillations. At the same time, the oscillations are so strong that the plume parts are separated from the main plume and moved downstream the flow.…”
Section: Numericali Simulation Detailsmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…The position of the maximum temperatures region does not correspond to the region of maximum reaction rates and the position of the combustion flame front, since under reduced gravity conditions there are no convective flows that play a major role. Flame front instabilities occur during the transient conditions, which eventually decay and, as shown earlier [4], under the advanced microgravity conditions, the flame is subjected only to high-frequency oscillations. At the same time, the oscillations are so strong that the plume parts are separated from the main plume and moved downstream the flow.…”
Section: Numericali Simulation Detailsmentioning
confidence: 61%