Yang, M.
, Puri, I.
and Hamins, A.
(1993),
Extinction of Inhibited, Stretched and Diluted Counterflowing Flames, Combustion Institute/Central and Eastern States Section, New Orleans, LA, US, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=909711
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Extinction of Inhibited, Stretched and Diluted Counterflowing Flames
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Author(s)
M H. Yang, I K. Puri,
Abstract
It has been shown that a criteria for flame extinction can be described by the Damkohler Number which is the ratio of a characteristic flow or diffusion time to a characteristic chemical reaction time. As the Damkohler Number is reduced the fuel burning rate gradually decreases until a critical value is attained when the flame will abruptly extinguish. The objective of this study is to investigate differences in the detailed chemical mechanisms which control the kinetics of non-premixed flames as they approach extinction by stretch, inhibition, and dilution.Proceedings Title
Combustion Institute/Central and Eastern States Section
Conference Dates
March 15-17, 1993
Conference Location
New Orleans, LA, US
Conference Title
Combustion Fundamentals and Applications
Pub Type
Conferences
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Keywords
flame research, methodology, kinetics, flame extinguishment
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Created March 14, 1993, Updated October 12, 2021