Abstract
A coaxial jet diffusion flame is often used to experimentally analyze the phenomena in turbulent diffusion combustion and to examine the modeling technique for them. In this flame, however, a low turbulence region is inevitably formed in the periphery, which becomes a disadvantage in its use as a research object. In the present study, another coaxial air jet of high velocity was added to usual coaxial jet diffusion flames between the central fuel jet and the surrounding air flow. In this flame, called a triple jet diffusion flame, large turbulence is generated in the peripheral region of the flame by controlling the high-velocity air. In this report, the characteristics and usefulness of the flame are clarified by experiments and numerical simulations.
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