Abstract

Premixed turbulent methane/air flames with conical (or Bunsen) configuration are computed in two stages for selected equivalence ratios. First, the turbulent cold-flow field inside the combustion chamber is modeled, and turbulence characteristics are computed using the k−e turbulence model and its variants. Second, the flame-front properties are investigated by two different turbulent premixed combustion models, namely, the Zimont model and the coherent flame model. All computations are performed with the Fluent software. The computations are confronted to the experimental data corresponding to turbulent flames in the corrugated flamelet regime. Experimental results concern turbulent premixed methane/air flames stabilized on a Bunsen-type burner; they are obtained mainly by LDA for the cold- and hot-flow velocity statistics and by laser-induced Mie and Rayleigh scattering techniques for flame-front statistics. The computations are in agreement with the experimental data; in particular, the decrease of bot...

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