산업용 가스터빈 연소기에서 연소 모델에 따른 수소 화염의 역화 특성 비교연구
Comparisons of Flashback Characteristics of Hydrogen Flames by Combustion Models in an Industrial Gas Turbine Combustor
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Four different combustion models were investigated to test hydrogen flame flashback prediction capability in an industrial gas turbine combustor. The applied combustion models are (i) flamelet generated manifold - finite rate (FGM-FR) model, (ii) flamelet generated manifold - turbulent flame speed (FGM-S T ) model, (iii) steady diffusion flamelet (SDF) model, and (iv) eddy dissipation concept (EDC) model. Two conditions were simulated which showed experimentally non-flashback and flashback respectively. For the experimentally non-flashback condition, FGM-S T , SDF, and EDC model simulations show flashback, while FGM-FR did not show flashback. For the experimentally flashback condition, FGM-S T , SDF, and EDC model simulations show flashback, while FGM-FR did not show flashback. To be able to predict hydrogen-flame flashback, further investigation on combustion model are needed.
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Four different combustion models were investigated to test hydrogen flame flashback prediction capability in an industrial gas turbine combustor. The applied combustion models are (i) flamelet generated manifold - finite rate (FGM-FR) model, (ii) flamelet generated manifold - turbulent flame speed (FGM-S T ) model, (iii) steady diffusion flamelet (SDF) model, and (iv) eddy dissipation concept (EDC) model. Two conditions were simulated which showed experimentally non-flashback and flashback respectively. For the experimentally non-flashback condition, FGM-S T , SDF, and EDC model simulations show flashback, while FGM-FR did not show flashback. For the experimentally flashback condition, FGM-S T , SDF, and EDC model simulations show flashback, while FGM-FR did not show flashback. To be able to predict hydrogen-flame flashback, further investigation on combustion model are needed.
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