An Overview of Combustion Diagnostics
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- 15 July 2010
- book chapter
- Published by Wiley
- p. 1-50
Abstract
In this chapter, several of the diagnostic techniques commonly used to investigate combustion phenomena are reviewed, and a brief survey is provided of the mechanical probing techniques used to measure temperature, flow velocity, pressure and species concentrations (including flue gas diagnostics). The chapter includes an overview of optical techniques used for flow diagnostics, species concentration and temperature measurements in reacting flows. The use of imaging and multidimensional diagnostics for typical structures in the combustion field is also outlined. The simultaneous use of different planar measurement techniques describes state‐of‐the‐art of laser diagnostics in combustion research, and the potential for laser‐diagnostics to validate these approaches, as used in numerical simulations.Keywords
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