The structures of laminar premixed syngas-air-diluents flames were obtained at different equivalence ratios(0.6
0.8
1.0
1.2)
diluents(N
2
/CO
2
)
and dilution ratios(3% and 5%)by using OH-PLIF technique. Flame structure was analyzed on the basis of the flow field and species distribution which were calculated with STAR-CD. The results show that high OH distribution shifts towards the outer flame boundary with the increase of equivalence ratio; for lean mixture
the region of high OH radical concentration locates along the conic primary reaction boundary; OH radical concentration at the flame cone tip decreases
an
d the numerical simulation results show that no leakage occurs at the flame tip; for mixture at stoichiometric ratio
high OH radical concentration appears along the flame front and on the flame surface
meaning the occurrence of a premixed combustion zone and a diffusion combustion zone
and the OH distribution appears to resemble a “W” shape; due to the effects of diluents N
2
and CO
2
the laminar burning velocity decreases
leading to the extension of the flame front
and CO
2
has a greater impact on the flame structure compared to N
2
; OH radical concentration decreases along the flame front while increases in the diffusion zone
which means the premixed combustion is weakened while the diffusion combustion is intensified.
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