M. Haibel et F. Mayinger, THE EFFECT OF TURBULENT STRUCTURES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MIXING AND COMBUSTION PROCESSES IN SUBSONIC AND SUPERSONIC H-2 FLAMES, International journal of heat and mass transfer, 37, 1994, pp. 241-253
The development and structure of the mixing and combustion process of
sub- and supersonic hydrogen/air flames was investigated by means of o
ptical measurement techniques. The experiments showed that the develop
ment of the mixing jet can be predicted with a new, given formula. The
use of a rearward facing step enabled the stabilization of the flame
under all operation conditions of the combustion chamber up to superso
nic speed. A given model for the stabilization of high-speed hydrogen/
air flames explains the influence of turbulent flow structures on the
combustion process.