This paper focus on the behavior of a continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) subject to perturbations of finite amplitude and frequency. Two main objectives are pursued: to determine the extinction line in the equivalence ratio (φ) - residence time (τ) plane, fixed the thermodynamic state conditions; and to characterize the response of the chemical system to periodic forcing of the residence time. Transient simulations of combustion of methane with air, using both global single-step and detailed chemical kinetic mechanisms, have been conducted and the corresponding asymptotic solutions analyzed. Results indicate very different dynamical behaviors, posing the issue of a proper choice of the kinetic scheme for the numerical study of combustion oscillations.
Non-linear response to periodic forcing of methane-air global and detailed kinetics in continuous stirred tank reactors close to extinction conditions / Marra, F. S.; Acampora, L.; Martelli, E.. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SPRAY AND COMBUSTION DYNAMICS. - ISSN 1756-8277. - 7:3(2015), pp. 175-208. [10.1260/1756-8277.7.3.175]
Non-linear response to periodic forcing of methane-air global and detailed kinetics in continuous stirred tank reactors close to extinction conditions
Martelli E.
2015
Abstract
This paper focus on the behavior of a continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) subject to perturbations of finite amplitude and frequency. Two main objectives are pursued: to determine the extinction line in the equivalence ratio (φ) - residence time (τ) plane, fixed the thermodynamic state conditions; and to characterize the response of the chemical system to periodic forcing of the residence time. Transient simulations of combustion of methane with air, using both global single-step and detailed chemical kinetic mechanisms, have been conducted and the corresponding asymptotic solutions analyzed. Results indicate very different dynamical behaviors, posing the issue of a proper choice of the kinetic scheme for the numerical study of combustion oscillations.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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