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Modeling in Combustion Science

Proceedings of the US-Japan Seminar Held in Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii, 24–29 July 1994

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1995

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  1. John Buckmaster
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  2. Tadao Takeno
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Physics (LNP, volume 449)

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Table of contents (28 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Some open issues in premixed turbulent combustion

    • Paul D. Ronney
    Pages 1-22

  3. The scalar-field front propagation equation and its applications

    • R. C. Aldredjee
    Pages 23-35

  4. Effects of local flow field on chemical reactions in thin reaction zone of premixed flames

    • T. Takeno, M. Nishioka, X. L. Zhu, H. Yamashita
    Pages 36-43

  5. Direct numerical simulation of chemically reacting turbulence

    • Toshio Miyauchi, Mamoru Tanahashi
    Pages 45-58

  6. Prediction of NOx emission index of turbulent diffusion flame

    • H. Yamashita, M. Nishioka, T. Takeno
    Pages 59-67

  7. Solitary wave solution of turbulent mixing layer by the method of pseudo-compressibility

    • Burtsitsig Bai, Shunichi Tsuge, Yuichi Matsuo
    Pages 68-78

  8. Simplified transport and reduced chemistry models of premixed and nonpremixed combustion

    • Mitchell D. Smooke, V. Giovangigli
    Pages 79-106

  9. Preferential diffusion effects in diffusion flames

    • Toshimi Takagi, Zhe Xu, Masaharu Komiyama
    Pages 107-117

  10. Modeling low Reynolds number microgravity combustion problems

    • Howard R. Baum
    Pages 118-129

  11. Numerical modeling of graphite combustion using elementary, reduced and semi-global heterogeneous reaction mechanisms

    • H. K. Chelliah
    Pages 130-147

  12. Atomistic approach on diamond growth from gaseous phases

    • Seishiro Fukutani, Nilson Kunioshi, Takayuki Iwasaki
    Pages 148-159

  13. Flame propagation in closed vessels

    • Moshe Matalon
    Pages 161-175

  14. Pressure-driven disturbances in fluid dynamic interactions with flames

    • A. C. McIntosh
    Pages 176-192

  15. The nonlinear dynamics of intrinsic acoustic oscillations in combustion-driven systems

    • Stephen B. Margolis
    Pages 193-205

  16. Modeling of combustion of a gaseous sphere using mathematica

    • R. G. Rehm, H. R. Baum
    Pages 207-220

  17. Wavelets as a numerical tool

    • Leland Jameson, T. L. Jackson, D. Glenn Lasseigne
    Pages 221-226

  18. Numerical simulation of dynamic interaction of a droplet with a vortex using a CIP-combined unified procedure method

    • Koichi Hayashi, Yasushi Nagumo, Toshi Fujiwara
    Pages 227-236

  19. Gasification and combustion of a moving droplet undergoing continuous phase change in supercritical ambience

    • Akira Umemura, Wei Jia
    Pages 237-248

  20. Vapor diffusion flames, their stability, and annular pool fires

    • I. Fischer, J. Buckmaster, D. Lozinski, M. Matalon
    Pages 249-257
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The articles in this volume treat various problems in combustion science that are of importance in applications to technology and to environmental sciences. The authors treat turbulence in premixed and non-premixed flames as well as pressure interactions and wave phenomena. Also supersonic flows and detonations are discussed. The main emphasis, however, is on the modelling and numerical treatment of combustion phenomena. The book addresses researchers in physics and engineering, and mathematicians from scientific computing.

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