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Turbulent premixed combustion: Flamelet structure and its effect on turbulent burning velocities 2008 Journal Article O. Belova, I. Zorina turbulent, premixed, combustion burning velocity, flamelet, large-eddy simulation, direct numerical-simulation, methane-air flames, surface-density, front structure, high-pressure, markstein numbers, model, gas, propagation
U.s. Department of Energy Hydrogen Program. Safety Codes and Standards 2008 Journal Article L. Yabing, L. Xianghui, C. Peng, X. Deyang
Under-expansion jet flame propagation characteristics of premixed H2/air in explosion venting 2021 Journal Article Weiguo Cao, Zhuanghong Zhou, Wenjuan Li, Yiming Zhao, Zhenxin Yang, Yun Zhang, Shin-Mei Ouyang, Chi-Min Shu, Yingxin Tan Hydrogen safety, under-expansion structures, hydrogen fraction, venting diameter, duct length, high-pressure hydrogen, Spontaneous Ignition, air mixtures, underexpanded jets, expanded hydrogen, nozzle geometry, wire mesh, dynamics, release
Validation of two-layer model for underexpanded hydrogen jets 2021 Journal Article S. Pardhi, S. Chakraborty, D. Tran, El Baghdadi, S. Wilkins, O. Hegazy two-layer model, piv, Hydrogen safety, underexpanded jets
Water droplet impact on high-temperature peanut oil surface: The effects of droplet diameter and oil temperature 2021 Journal Article X. Fan, C. Wang, F. Guo, B. Chen, M. Li droplet impact, high-temperature peanut oil, weber number, vapor explosion, single droplet, boiling regimes, pool, behavior

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