3D Numerical Simulation of a Laminar Experimental SWQ Burner with Tabulated Chemistry
Abstract Flame-wall interaction (FWI) plays an important role in enclosed combustion systems. For avoiding the complexity of close to reality combustors, in this study an atmospheric premixed V-shaped flame interacting with an isothermal cold wall in a side wall quenching (SWQ) configuration is inve...
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