Modeling Turbulent Combustion with Finite Chemical Kinetics, Applied to Furnace Off-Gas Combustion

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Rune Gammelsmter
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

Turbulent chemically reacting flows are generally very complex, involving interactions of chemical, thermodynamic, and fluid mechanical processes. A combustion model based oh algebraic moment closure has been developed. The model is applicable for reaction rates where the chemical kinetics can vary from slow to fast. The effects of turbulence is taken into account by means of modifications to the well known k-e modelling procedure. The model is applied to an industrial combustion process. Calculation of furnace off-gas combustion from an aluminum reduction cell has been performed. The theoretical results agree well with experimental values.
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APA: Rune Gammelsmter  (1992)  Modeling Turbulent Combustion with Finite Chemical Kinetics, Applied to Furnace Off-Gas Combustion

MLA: Rune Gammelsmter Modeling Turbulent Combustion with Finite Chemical Kinetics, Applied to Furnace Off-Gas Combustion. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1992.

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