Abstract
Rotating detonation using ammonia as fuel may be a potential carbon free combustion technology for gas turbine. The detonation wave structure and flow field of a rotating detonation annular combustor are investigated by three-dimensional simulation with detailed chemistry of ammonia/hydrogen-air. The detonation properties, propagation mode, combustor performance and emission characteristics are studied by varying the equivalence ratios and hydrogen concentrations. Both the increases of the combustor pressure and the hydrogen concentration promote the chemical reaction rate of the ammonia burn and the detonation wave velocity gradually increases with increasing hydrogen proportion based on one-dimensional simulation. A stable single-rotating waves resulting in ammonia/hydrogen combustor are observed for a wide range of equivalent ratios only when the hydrogen concentration is at least 0.2. The steady run of the single rotating detonation had an optimal cycle efficiency when the hydrogen concentration is increased to a critical value of 0.3. NOx emissions are more dependent on equivalent ratios than hydrogen concentration in equivalence ratios ranging from 0.70 to 1.40.
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