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Eddings, Eric G.; Sarofim, Adel F. | Modeling benzene and naphthalene formation in a premixed propylene flame | The Utah Surrogate Mechanism was used to model a fuel-rich, non-sooting premixed laminar flame of propylene at 5000 Pa with an equivalence ratio of 2.32. The simulation results were found to be satisfactory in comparison with the experimental data. For example, the measured concentration profiles of... | Utah Surrogate Mechanism; Propylene; Combustion modeling; Benzene formation; Naphthalene formation | 2005 |
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Smith, Philip J. | Reduced-order PCA models for chemical reacting flows | One of the most challenging aspects of turbulent combustion research is the development of reduced-order combustion models which can accurately reproduce the physics of the real system. The identification and utilization of the low dimensional manifolds in these system is paramount to understand and... | 2014-01-01 | |
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Sarofim, Adel F. | Numerical combustion of aviation fuel part I: a cross-model comparison of n-heptane premixed flame | Four different n-heptane mechanisms were used to simulate a fuel rich n-heptane premixed flame and their results were compared with experimental measurements. In addition to discussion of the numerical performance of each mechanism, flux analysis coupled with the atomic distribution technique was us... | Aviation fuel; n-heptane; Premixed flame | 2003 |
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Eddings, Eric G.; Sarofim, Adel F.; Pugmire, Ronald J. | Selection of surrogates for jet fuels | Abstract: A. detailed characterisation of JP fuels is provided based on literature data for the average of 55 worldwide and 4 US Jet-A fuels. These are complemented by NMR analysis of a JP-8 that provides the fractions of the carbon in the fuel that are present as protonated, bridgehead, and non-sub... | Jet propulsion fuel; Surrogates; Simulations | 2008 |
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Eddings, Eric G.; Sarofim, Adel F. | Fast cook-off tests report | The Center for the Simulation of Accidental Fires and Explosions (C-SAFE) at the University of Utah is focused on providing science-based tools for the numerical simulation of accident scenarios involving fires and high-energy devices (Pershing, 2000). The initial computational efforts are concentra... | Heat flux; Heat transfer; Cookoff tests; Center for the Simulation of Accidental Fires and Explosions; C-SAFE | 2003 |
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