and mesh electrodes with diameters of 20 mm and 60 mm are simulated with Ansoft Maxwell software
and the electric field distributions in constant volume combustion bomb are obtained. An experiment is also conducted to investigate the different influences of the four electrodes under applied negative voltages(-5 kV and -10 kV)on the deformation rates in different directions(at angels of 0°
15°
30°
45°
60° and 70° to the plane)of premixed CH
4
/air mixtures at the excess air ratio of 1.2 room temperature and atmospheric pressure. The results show that the average flame deformation rates in different directions of the ring electrode get the minimum in the ca
se of negative voltages
followed by point electrode and mesh electrode with diameter of 20 mm. As applied voltage of -5 kV
the average flame deformation rates in different directions of the mesh electrode with diameter of 60 mm slightly differ from those of point electrode. As applied voltage of -10 kV
the average flame deformation rates over 45° get larger than those of the other electrodes and the flame deforms greatly
the electric field distribution of the ring electrode thus is beneficial for whole flame development to reduce the probability of flame quenching
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