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Importance of Initial momentum rate and air-fuel premixing on moderate or intense low oxigen dilution (MILD) combustion in a recuperative furnace

By: Publication details: nov./dic. 2009Description: 7 p. ; 5349-5356 In: Energy & fuels 23Summary: Transcripción del resumen del autor. This paper reports an investigation on the influences of air-fuel injection momentum rate and the air-fuel premixing on the moderate or intense low oxygen dilution (MILD) combustion in a 20-kW recuperative furnace. Various patterns of partially and fully premixed reactants have proven experimentally to work extremely well in the present furnace. H2 recorded for a variety of equivalence ratios at a firing rate of 10 kW. The present numerical study suggests that there is a critical momentum rate of the inlet fuel-air mixture below which the MILD combustion cannot occur. Also, it is revealed, both experimentally and numerically, that, above the critical rate, both the inlet fuel-air mixedness and momentum rate impose insignificant influence on the stability of and emissions from the MILD combustion.
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Transcripción del resumen del autor. This paper reports an investigation on the influences of air-fuel injection momentum rate and the air-fuel premixing on the moderate or intense low oxygen dilution (MILD) combustion in a 20-kW recuperative furnace. Various patterns of partially and fully premixed reactants have proven experimentally to work extremely well in the present furnace. H2 recorded for a variety of equivalence ratios at a firing rate of 10 kW. The present numerical study suggests that there is a critical momentum rate of the inlet fuel-air mixture below which the MILD combustion cannot occur. Also, it is revealed, both experimentally and numerically, that, above the critical rate, both the inlet fuel-air mixedness and momentum rate impose insignificant influence on the stability of and emissions from the MILD combustion.

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