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Morphology Characteristics of Hydrocarbon Fuels Coflow Jet Diffusion Flame under Oxygen-enriched Atmosphere
Received date: 2017-01-16
Revised date: 2017-04-02
Online published: 2017-06-14
The flame morphology and temperature variation of methane and ethylene coflow jet diffusion flame at different fuel flow and oxygen concentration were studied on a hydrocarbon fuel combustion apparatus, and the soot samples at different positions in the flame were observed by field emission scanning electron microscope. The results showed that the oxygen concentration increased from 21%(j) to 100%(j), the flame height of methane and ethylene decreased by 79%, and the flame edge temperature was higher than the central temperature 232 and 337℃, respectively. In the waist of the outer flame of ethylene appears "golden area", when the ethylene flow rate increased to 170 mL/min and oxygen concentration increased to 31%(j), the flame tip appeared "flame wing", while the methane flame did not see "flame wing" at all. The large accumulation of soot particles in the "golden area" of the ethylene flame has a high emissivity, and thus the flame brightness is significantly enhanced. Due to the pyrolysis of the soot aggregate, the flame temperature appears valley in the flame stratification.
Key words: coflow jet; oxygen-enriched combustion; flame morphology; soot
Wenjian CAO Fei REN Longkai XIANG Yan FENG Huaqiang CHU Mingyan GU
. Morphology Characteristics of Hydrocarbon Fuels Coflow Jet Diffusion Flame under Oxygen-enriched Atmosphere
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