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The basic set of assumptions and values for these factors has recently been challenged, as they neglect or underestimate several significant aspects of nonuniformity including longitudinal heat flux variation due to up-to-date low-NOx burners, interaction of flames from multiple burners, Coandă effect and non-ideal geometry.
Employing a novel variable-width slot burner, the effects of rim temperature, aerodynamics at the rim, and slot width were isolated.
This paper investigates one issue related to Large Eddy Simulation (LES) of self-excited combustion instabilities in gas-fueled swirled burners: the effects of incomplete mixing between fuel and air at the combustion chamber inlet.
It was found that under slightly fuel-rich conditions (φ⩽1.3) NOx mostly converts to N2 with a maximum conversion ratio of 65%, while for higher equivalence ratios (φ>1.3) a large proportion of NOx converts to NH3. Results from experiments and numerical modeling showed that the temperature profile along the burner has significant effects on the NOx and TFN conversion ratios.
Simultaneous measurements using the pressure transducer and pairs of ion-probe sensors at various positions of the burner show that effects of gas velocities and pressure rise due to turbulent combustion on ST of lean CH4/H2/air flames can be neglected, confirming the accuracy of the ST data.
Flame speed differences will also have a direct effect on burner performance and flame stability for systems originally designed to burn coal and now firing biomass without modifications.
The predicted results indicate that a pulverized-coal concentrator installed in the primary-air tube of burner has a strong effect on the coal combustion and NOX formation.
It was found that Sr and Ca gave identical results; also, the addition of small amounts (<0.5 vol %) of C2H2 to the burner supplies had little effect on the concentrations of radicals.
