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Numerical Simulation of Coupled Heat Transfer in HiTAC Furnace
WANG Li-jun, LI Ai-min, LI Ji-huai, HAO Yu-ling, ZOU Zong-shu, CAI Jiu-ju
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2005, 22 (1): 77-82.  
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A three-dimensional numerical simulation of the temperature field in high temperature combustion furnace is performed using a method of discrete ordinate to solve the radiation transfer and transfer coupled equations.A computer program of flow, combustion, heat transfer and NOx turbulent formation is developed. The temperature distribution of Fuel Direct Injection (FDI) is numerically analyzed at different preheated air temperature and the validity of the applied numerical simulation is tested. The simulation results show that when preheated air temperature increases the maximum temperature gets larger, the temperature gradient becomes lower and the flame length longer.They are in agreement with experiments.
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Numerical Investigation of Turbulent Mixing in a High Temperature Air Combustion Furnace
WANG Li-jun, CAI Jiu-ju, ZOU Zong-shu, KUANG Shi-bo, HAO Yu-ling
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2004, 21 (3): 357-361.  
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The three-dimensional numerical simulation of the non-premixed combustion turbulent mixing processing in high temperature combustion furnace have been performed with authors developed computer program of flow,combustion,heat transfer and NOx turbulent formation.The 3d-distributions of mixture fraction and its turbulent fluctuation are forecasteed under three different inlet air temperature conditions in combustion furnace.Compared with non-premixed combustion,the results demonstrate that,under certain geometry and dynamical conditions,the turbulent mixing of high temperature air combustion proceeds with smaller intensity within a larger zone; the turbulent mixture fluctuation distributes within the larger combustion zone.This also indicates that the flame thickness appears to be larger and that heat is released within larger combustion zone.The simulating conclusions are in agreement with the results of similar experiments.
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