Search for dissertations about: "flame propagation"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 45 swedish dissertations containing the words flame propagation.
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6. Turbulent burning, flame acceleration, explosion triggering
Abstract : The present thesis considers several important problems of combustion theory, which are closely related to each other: turbulent burning, flame interaction with walls in different geometries, flame acceleration and detonation triggering. The theory of turbulent burning is developed within the renormalization approach. READ MORE
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7. The role of Landau-Darrieus instability in flame dynamics and deflagration-to-detonation transition
Abstract : The role of intrinsic hydrodynamic instability of the premixed flame (known as Landau-Darrieus instability) in various flame phenomena is studied by means of direct numerical simulations of the complete system of hydrodynamic equations. Rigorous study of flame dynamics and effect of Landau-Darrieus instability is essential for all premixed combustion problems where multidimensional effects cannot be disregarded. READ MORE
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8. Modeling of Flame Propagation in Spark Ignition Engines
Abstract : Developers and manufacturers of gasoline engines are struggling to improve fuel economy and minimize negative environmental effects. Hence, lean burn and direct injection (DI), in particular stratified charge (SC), spark ignition (SI) engines are of special interest. READ MORE
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9. Studies on the Load Range of an HCCI Engine using In-Cylinder Pressure, Ion Current and Optical Diagnostics
Abstract : Internal combustion engines are continuously developed towards decreased hazardous emissions and lower fuel consumption. The homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) engine is a promising concept which combines the best features of the Diesel engine and the spark ignition (SI) engine. READ MORE
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10. Spark Assisted Compression Ignition, SACI
Abstract : The strong focus on decreasing carbon dioxide emissions due to limited natural resources of fossil fuel as well as alarming climate changes drives the research and development of our prime mover, the combustion engine, faster then ever. The minimum requirement is a power source with increased efficiency while emitting ultra low levels of hazardous local and regional emissions. READ MORE