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Published January 4, 2011 | public
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Computation of Laminar Premixed Flames Using Reduced Kinetics Based on Constituents and Species

Abstract

A model is proposed for quasi-one-dimensional steady flame development in the configuration of an inviscid, premixed fuel jet injected into air. The governing equations are written within the framework of a reduced kinetic model based on constituents and species. The reduced kinetic model, previously exercised in a constant-volume perfectly-stirred reactor mode, has been successful at predicting ignition and combustion product and temperature evolution for n-heptane, iso-octane, PRF fuel combinations, and mixtures of iso-octane with either n-pentane or iso-hexane. The differential governing equations have the option of an axially variable area and they are coupled with a real gas equation of state. The flame development model accounts for a full diffusion matrix, and thermal conductivity computed for the species mixture. Preliminary results are presented.

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© 2011 by the California Institute of Technology. Published by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc., with permission.

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