NASA NTRS · 20040053522
Flame-Generated Vorticity Production in Premixed Flame-Vortex Interactions
Abstract
In this study, we use detailed time-dependent, multi-dimensional numerical simulations to investigate the relative importance of the processes leading to FGV in flame-vortex interactions in normal gravity and microgravity and to determine if the production of vorticity in flames in gravity is the same as that in zero gravity except for the contribution of the gravity term. The numerical simulations will be performed using the computational model developed at NRL, FLAME3D. FLAME3D is a parallel, multi-dimensional (either two- or three-dimensional) flame model based on FLIC2D, which has been used extensively to study the structure and stability of premixed hydrogen and methane flames.
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Patnaik, G., Kailasanath, K.. 2003-08-01. Flame-Generated Vorticity Production in Premixed Flame-Vortex Interactions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040053522
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