Simultaneous Laser Raman-rayleigh-lif Measurements and Numerical Modeling Results of a Lifted Turbulent H2/N2 Jet Flame in a Vitiated Coflow

By R. Cabra, T. Myhrvold, J.-Y. Chen, R. Dibble, A. Karpetis, R. Barlow. 2002

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Three-dimensional direct numerical simulation of a turbulent lifted hydrogen jet flame in heated coflow: a chemical explosive mode analysis (2010, background): “…notion of premixed and non-premixed flames (Peters & Williams 1983; Upatnieks et al. 2004; Joedicke, Peters & Mansour 2005; Chung 2007), auto-ignition (Cabra et al. 2002; Markides & Mastorakos 2005) and turbulence–flame interactions (Tacke et al. 1998; Joedicke et al. 2005; Su, Sun & Mungal 2006).”
A numerical study of auto-ignition in turbulent lifted flames issuing into a vitiated co-flow (2007, background): “A typical scenario, investigated in this paper, is the understanding of auto-ignition processes that may exist at the base of lifted flames issuing in a vitiated coflow [8, 9].”
Three-dimensional direct numerical simulation of a turbulent lifted hydrogen jet flame in heated coflow: flame stabilization and structure (2009, methodology): “Hydroxyl is often used as an experimental marker of the lifted-flame base (e.g. Schefer & Goix 1998; Tacke et al. 1998; Cabra et al. 2002).”