Turbulent Combustion and Fire Radiation Modelling
A special issue of Fire (ISSN 2571-6255). This special issue belongs to the section "Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Simulation of Combustion and Fire".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 January 2025 | Viewed by 72
Special Issue Editors
Interests: autoignition and minimum ignition energy of hydrocarbons and hydrogen; ignition of mixed fuels; RANS and LES of reacting flows and experimental combustion; combustion studies using OpenFOAM solver; combustion in spark ignition engines; deflagration to detonation and explosion; flame dynamics and instabilities; gas turbine combustion; hydrogen and high-pressure combustion; micro-combustion; sustainable fuels; thermoacoustic oscillations on turbulent flame development; latest advancements in combustion; accidental; basement; forest and pool fires; theoretical and simulation of fire modelling; radiant heat modelling
Interests: combustion of fuel/air mixtures; experimental combustion and numerical modeling; turbulent premixed and partially premixed combustion; ignition processes; RANS and LES of reacting flows and experimental combustion; combustion in internal combustion engines; diesel and gas engine combustion; pre-chamber ignition; spray formation; emission formation; turbulent flame stability; flashback limits; flame extinction limits; flame-wall interaction; gas turbine combustion; high pressure combustion; hydrogen combustion; ammonia combustion; sustainable fuel combustion
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are delighted to extend an invitation for submissions to this Special Issue of Fire, aiming to attract a range of topics relating to fire and combustion. It gives the opportunity to present new developments and thereby share ideas with the wider community in these areas, encompassing, but not limited to, turbulent combustion modelling, large-eddy simulations, hybrid RANS/LES, gas turbine combustion, auto-ignition, minimum ignition energy, experimental combustion techniques, aerodynamic flows, flame–wall interactions, turbomachinery flows, complex combustion geometries using both general purpose CFD codes and OpenFOAM, combustion simulation of multi-phase flows, etc.
It creates a platform for numerical combustion researchers to exchange insights into fundamental research on fire and practical applications. It covers fire modelling using CFD, focusing on pool and jet fires, as well as fire protection and suppression techniques involving water systems, basement fire simulation, thermal radiation heat transfer and glass behaviour under fire conditions. The Special Issue will feature papers on fire behaviour modelling, risk assessment, wildfire management and firefighting technologies. The submissions should be sources, exploring new data products and discussing the best practices for fire modelling and validation. This Special Issue serves as a valuable platform for advancing understanding and enhancing capabilities in fire modelling, risk assessment and mitigation efforts. Other related topics not mentioned above may be considered at the editor's discretion.
Dr. Siva Prasad Reddy Muppala
Prof. Dr. Friedrich Dinkelacker
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- autoignition and minimum ignition energy
- CFD and experimental combustion
- combustion in spark ignition engines
- expanding spherical flames
- hydrogen and high-pressure combustion
- large-eddy simulation of reacting flows
- pollutant formation
- thermoacoustic oscillations on turbulent flame development
- theoretical and numerical modelling of combustion
- turbulent premixed flames
- turbulent flame structure and propagation
- accidental, basement, forest and pool fires
- theoretical and simulation of fire modelling
- radiant heat modelling
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