Evolution of Flame Inclination of Filtration Combustion in Porous Media
SHI Junrui, LI Benwen, YU Chunmei, YAN Zhongyuan
2013, 34 (2):
252-256.
DOI: -
In order to study the evolution of inclinational flame during propagation of a filtration combustion wave in porous media and the causes of the evolution, a twotemperature and twodimensional numerical model was established. A 500mmlong quartz tube with 40mm in diameter was used as the burner model which was filled with grained carborundum (SiC). The software Fluent was used to simulate the combustion, fluid flow and heat transfer of filtration combustion. The evolution of inclinational flame and the reasons causing this evolution were analyzed from three aspects of temperature field, gas velocity field and pressure field, respectively. Temperature field, gas velocity field and pressure field can affect the chemical reaction rate, the direction of gas flow and heat loss at the walls, etc., and further can affect the evolution of inclinational flame. These factors can advance the continuous development of the inclination. The results show that, if an initial inclination is set, the inclination of flame will progress and become more serious.
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