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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Flame Transfer Functions"”.

  1. Adjoint-accelerated Bayesian inference in thermoacoustics

    … heated Rijke tube, a ducted laminar conical flame, and a ducted turbulent conical flame. With the electrically heated Rijke tube, we demonstrate the full set of tools in the Bayesian framework. Using these tools, we create a thermoacoustic model that (i) is quantitatively accurate over the …

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  2. Spatially Resolved Analysis of Flame Dynamics for the Prediction of Thermoacoustic Combustion Instabilities

    … lean premixed combustion, which results in lower flame temperatures and therefore the possibility of significantly reduced nitric oxide emissions. While lean premixed combustion offers reduced environmental impacts, it has been observed to experience increased possibility of the occurrence of …

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  3. Acoustic Transfer Functions Derived from Finite Element Modeling for Thermoacoustic Stability Predictions of Gas Turbine Engines

    Acoustic Transfer Functions Derived from Finite Element Modeling for Thermoacoustic Stability Predictions of Gas Turbine Engines Design and prediction of thermoacoustic instabilities is a major challenge in aerospace propulsion and the operation of power generating gas turbine engines. This is a …

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  4. The Effects of Porous Inert Media in a Self-Excited Thermoacoustic Instability: A Study of Heat Release and Reduced Order Modelling

    … approaches. These reduced order models rely on flame transfer functions (FTF) which numerically represent the relationship between heat release and acoustic perturbations. The accurate quantification of heat release is critical in the study of these instabilities and is a necessary component to …

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