Development of a Two-point High-speed Laser-induced Fluorescence Technique and Its Applications to Turbulent Jet Flames for Hydroxyl Concentration

Development of a Two-point High-speed Laser-induced Fluorescence Technique and Its Applications to Turbulent Jet Flames for Hydroxyl Concentration

331 pages· 2007· ISBN 9780549563600
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Radial two-point OH measurements are applied to a series of H2/N 2 nonpremixed jet flames. The OH integral time scale exhibits a strong dependence on jet Reynolds number and fuel dilution. The OH radial integral length scale is determined by local turbulence and depends only weakly on Reynolds number. Different trends are manifested at radial [OH] peaks and along the jet centerline.

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