Comparison of the Flame Propagation Behavior of Lean and Diluted Mixtures in a Constant Volume Chamber
Comparison of the Flame Propagation Behavior of Lean and Diluted Mixtures in a Constant Volume Chamber
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In this study, the effects of equivalence ratio and nitrogen dilution on laminar burning velocity were studied for propane/air/nitrogen mixtures. The stretched laminar burning velocity of mixtures was determined from the measured pressure histories in a constant volume spherical chamber. The effect of stretch rate on the laminar burning velocity was analyzed using linear and nonlinear methods. The laminar burning velocities of the diluted mixtures decreased with an increase in volume percent of nitrogen dilution. The laminar burning velocity of diluted mixtures was lower than that of lean mixtures in the same propane concentration.
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Comparison of the Flame Propagation Behavior of Lean and Diluted Mixtures in a Constant Volume Chamber
Sae Technical Papers
JSAE/SAE 2015 International Powertrains, Fuels & Lubricants Meeting ; 2015
2015-09-01
Conference paper
English
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