Turbulent combustion in a curving, contracting channel with a cavity stabilized flame

Puranam, Srivatsava; Arici, Jonathan; Sarzi-Amade, Nicola; Dunn‐Rankin, Derek; Sirignano, William A.

doi:10.1016/j.proci.2008.06.161

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“…It was not possible to fully match the numerical and experimental conditions, but the major features were retained. Details of the experimental campaign, including nonreacting flow studies and combusting cases with both gaseous and liquid fuels are available in [71][72][73][74][75][76][77][78][79] spanning three years. Some of the key features of the reacting flow experiments are repeated briefly in the following.…”

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(UCI). He received his Ph.D. degree (1985) from the University of California, Berkeley, with an emphasis in combustion science. He was a Postdoctoral Researcher at Sandia National Laboratories Combustion Research Facility until 1987, when he joined the faculty of Mechanical Engineering at UCI. Dr. Dunn-Rankin's research is primarily in combustion and energy, droplets and sprays, and applications of laser diagnostic techniques to practical engineering systems, with recent emphasis on miniature combustion systems and electrical aspects of flames. He has more than 300 technical publications and presentations in these fields, and he is a Board officer of both the International Combustion Institute and the Institute for the Dynamics of Explosions and Reactive Systems.

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Analytic Rayleigh pressure loss model for high-swirl combustion in a rotating combustion chamber

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A review of cavity-based trapped vortex, ultra-compact, high-g, inter-turbine combustors

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Turbulent combustion in a curving, contracting channel with a cavity stabilized flame

Cited by 10 publications

References 7 publications

Turbine Burners: Performance Improvement and Challenge of Flameholding

Turbine Burners: Performance Improvement and Challenge of Flameholding

Analytic Rayleigh pressure loss model for high-swirl combustion in a rotating combustion chamber

A review of cavity-based trapped vortex, ultra-compact, high-g, inter-turbine combustors

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