Combustion approfondieEA: Mécanique et énergétique 1 (MRI)
Advanced Combustion
Teaching unit EA: Mechanics and Energy 1 · M07A_MEN1
10ECTS (EU)
2Coefficient
21:20Hours
Séquencement
Learning objectives
This course describes the physical and chemical phenomena associated with combustion and presents the associated mathematical formulations. Practical systems: candle, forest fires, ... are described to illustrate combustion applications.
Prerequisites
| Module | Teaching unit | Semester |
|---|---|---|
| Thermochemistry | Engineering Sciences 5 | S5 |
| Fluid Mechanics | Engineering Sciences 5 | S5 |
| Thermodynamics 1 | Optional Constitutive Elements 1 | S1 |
Program
The content of the course consists of six chapters:
Introduction,
Combustion thermodynamics,
Chemical kinetics applied to combustion,
Laws of balance and fundamental equations for a mixture of reactive gases,
Laminar diffuse flames,
Diphasic combustion.
Assessment
Written
References
Glassman, Irvin, "Combustion", Academic Press
Borghi, Roland; Destriau, Michel; Soete, Gérard de, "The combustion and the flames", Ed. Technip
Borghi, Roland; Champion, Michel, "Modelization and flame theory", Ed. Technip
Kuo, Kenneth K., "Principles of combustion", John Wiley and sounds
Turns, Stephen R., "An introduction to combustion: concepts and applications", McGraw-Hill
Skills
3| Ref. | Verb | Description | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| C1_2 | identify | Combustion thermodynamics | 1 |
| C1_2 | identify | Chemical kinetics applied to combustion, | 1 |
| C2_1 | calculate | Laws of balance and fundamental equations for a mixture of reactive gases | 2 |