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Project

Systematic study of extinction and re-ignition modelling through finite rate chemistry in LES simulations of buoyant flames

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Assessment of the EDC/finite rate chemistry approach towards predicting extinction in a turbulent buoyant diffusion flame

Muhammad Jeri At ThabariBoris KruljevicGeorgios MaragkosAlexander SnegirevBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMBUSTION INSTITUTE

Exploratory study of the impact of the turbulence model on flame extinction with an EDM and EDC/finite-rate approach for a line burner configuration

Muhammad Jeri At ThabariGeorgios MaragkosBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in FLOW TURBULENCE AND COMBUSTION

Development of a novel subgrid combustion model for buoyant turbulent diffusion flames

Alexander SnegirevGeorgios MaragkosMuhammad Jeri At ThabariBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in FIRE SAFETY JOURNAL

A fully dynamic approach for turbulence and combustion modelling : systematic assessment study on fire plumes with variable heat release rate

Georgios MaragkosBart Merci

Sub-grid scale turbulent micro-mixing with infinitely fast chemistry in the context of fire modelling

Georgios MaragkosBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in FIRE SAFETY JOURNAL

Flame ignition and extinction modelling using infinitely fast chemistry in large eddy simulations of fire-related reacting flows

Georgios MaragkosAlexander SnegirevMuhammad Jeri At ThabariBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in FIRE SAFETY JOURNAL

Numerical study of the impact of the EDC formulation and finite-rate chemistry mechanisms in CFD simulations of fire plumes

Muhammad Jeri At ThabariGeorgios MaragkosAlexander SnegirevBart Merci

A1 Journal Article in FIRE SAFETY JOURNAL

Preliminary study of chemistry solvers with focus on ignition in the context of turbulent buoyancy-driven reacting flows

Jeri At ThabariGeorgios MaragkosBart Merci

Exploratory comparative study of the impact of simplified finite-rate chemistry in LES-EDC simulations of the UMD line burner

Jeri At ThabariGeorgios MaragkosBart Merci