Search for dissertations about: "Precessing Vortex Core"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words Precessing Vortex Core.
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1. Large Eddy Simulation of Turbulent Swirling Flows in Combustor Related Geometries
Abstract : This thesis deals with the physics of turbulent swirling flows. Large eddy simulation (LES) method is used to investigate the vortex breakdown process, the precessing vortex core (PVC), and the effect of swirl number and flow field configuration on swirling flows. The study is based on an open source CFD code, \textit{OpenFoam}. READ MORE
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2. Analytical and Numerical Studies of Internal Swirling Flows
Abstract : Swirling flows are common in technical applications, e.g. turbines, pumps, fans, compressors and combustors. READ MORE
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3. Swirl stabilized premixed flame analysis using of LES and POD
Abstract : For environmental and human health reasons, the regulations on the emissions from combustion devices are getting more and more strict. In particular, it is important to abate the emission of pollutants deriving from combustion in gas turbines. A solution is the use of swirl stabilized, lean premixed combustion. READ MORE
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4. Large Eddy Simulation of Turbulent Swirling Flows and Turbulent Premixed Combustion
Abstract : With the increasing concerns about our environment and human health, more and more stringent emission limits have been specified. These adopted and still coming emission limits require and promote more accurate, less experiential methods to design and develop the combustors. READ MORE
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5. Impacts of alternative combustion diluents and hydrogen addition on a swirl-stabilized flame related to gas turbine application
Abstract : The global energy tendency leads to increasing attention on clean combustion technologies in order to eliminate adverse impacts on the environment. The utilization of oxyfuel combustion (CO2 acts as the only combustion dilution), flame diluents, and hydrogen fuel in gas turbine combustion provides a promising solution to reduce combustion pollutant emissions. READ MORE