Transient pressure effects in the evolution equation for premixed flame fronts (Q1331369)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 622166
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 622166 |
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Transient pressure effects in the evolution equation for premixed flame fronts (English)
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21 March 1995
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A nonlinear evolution equation for a scalar field \(G({\mathbf x},t)\) is derived, whose level surface \(G_ 0\)=const represents the interface of a thin premixed flame propagating in a flow field. The equation is an extension of earlier analyses where a flame evolution equation was derived for slightly wrinkled flames such as the front can be described by a single-valued function of a normal coordinate. That formulation excluded situations where the mean flame front has an arbitrary shape in space. Here the more general situation is analysed by using a two-length- scale asymptotic analysis.
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leading-order solution
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nonconstant properties
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heat-loss effects
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transient changes of bulk pressure
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scalar field
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two-length-scale asymptotic analysis
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0.8133652806282043
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0.793675422668457
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0.7766329646110535
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