Multi-droplet combustion in the presence of homogeneous and heterogeneous atomizations
arxiv(2024)
摘要
The effects of heterogeneous and homogeneous atomizations on combustion
dynamics and flame spread rates of multi-droplets are experimentally
investigated. The utilized fuel is biodiesel, which is doped with graphene
oxide and blended with ethanol. Stable fuel suspensions are prepared. Either
one droplet is positioned at the intersection of two thin fibers or an array of
three droplets are positioned along a horizontal line and at the intersections
of fibers. Simultaneous and time-resolved flame chemiluminescence and
shadowgraphy techniques are utilized for imaging the flame and droplets,
respectively. It is observed that, for a single droplet combustion of
biodiesel, relatively low frequency (about 10 Hz) dynamics appear in the second
half of the droplet life-time, which is due to heterogeneous atomizations.
Blending with ethanol leads to homogeneous atomizations with dynamics featuring
frequencies smaller than 50 Hz and at the beginning of the droplet lifetime. It
is reported that the homogeneous atomizations lead to at least three times
larger root-mean-square oscillations of the flame chemiluminescence compared to
that for heterogeneous atomizations. For all tested multi-droplet
configurations, independent of the graphene oxide doping concentration and
blending with ethanol, the most dominant frequency of flame chemiluminescence
oscillations is about 10-15 Hz. It is observed that the heterogeneous
atomizations lead to a flame spread rate of about 6-8 mm2/s, with largest
values reported for doping with moderate concentration of graphene oxide.
Compared to that for heterogeneous atomizations, the flame spread rate for
homogeneous atomizations are significantly larger 10-40 mm2/s, are not
sensitive to graphene oxide doping concentration, and feature a positive
relation with the root-mean-square of the flame chemiluminescence oscillations.
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