Laminar premixed flame response to equivalence ratio oscillations

By J. Cho, T. Lieuwen. 2005

160 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. T. Schuller
2. Thierry Poinsot
3. S. Candel
4. J. Dawson
5. N. Worth
6. R. Sujith
7. D. Durox
8. A. Morgans

In Computational Mechanics

1. Thierry Poinsot
2. T. Schuller
3. S. Candel
4. J. Dawson
5. N. Worth
6. D. Durox
7. A. Morgans
8. Jingxuan Li

In Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes

1. Thierry Poinsot
2. T. Schuller
3. S. Candel
4. J. Dawson
5. N. Worth
6. A. Morgans
7. Jingxuan Li
8. R. Sujith

Citations in the corpus

• Modal dynamics of self-excited azimuthal instabilities in an annular combustion chamber (2013, background): “For quite some time theoretical and experimental research has focused on laminar and turbulent axisymmetric flames subjected to longitudinal oscillations [4–15].”
• Dynamics and control of premixed combustion systems based on flame transfer and describing functions (2020, methodology): “The analysis carried out by Cho & Lieuwen (2005) yields a flame surface transfer function in terms of two Strouhal numbers analogous to ω∗ and k∗.”