Abstract
Vortex interactions with flames play a key role in many practical combustion applications. Such interactions drive a large class of combustion instabilities, they control to a great extent the structure of turbulent flames and the corresponding rates of reaction, they occur under transient operations or when flames travel in ducts containing obstacles. Vortices of various types are often used to enhance mixing, organize the flame region, and improve the flame stabilization process. The analysis of flame/vortex interactions has value in the development of our understanding of basic mechanisms in turbulent combustion and combustion instability. The problem has been extensively investigated in recent years. Progress accomplished in theoretical, numerical and experimental investigations on flame/vortex interactions is reviewed in this article.
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