Combustion turbulenteEA: Génie des procédés 1 (MRI)
Turbulent Combustion
Teaching unit EA: Process Engineering 1 · M07A_GPR1
10ECTS (EU)
2Coefficient
21:20Hours
Séquencement
Learning objectives
The student engineer must be able at the end of the course to dimension simple systems, type burners, operating under turbulent combustion regime.
Prerequisites
| Module | Teaching unit | Semester |
|---|---|---|
| Fluid Mechanics | Engineering Sciences 5 | S5 |
| Thermodynamics 1 | Optional Constitutive Elements 1 | S1 |
Program
General equations of a reactive medium,
Premix flames. The diffusion flames. Phenomenology and scale,
General equations of a reactive medium,
Premix flames,
The diffusion flames,
Phenomenology and turbulence scale,
RANS modelling and model k-,
Modeling
Premixed turbulent flames,
Premixed turbulent flame phenomenology: number of Damkhöler and Karlovitz, flame models, turbulent flame speed, Eddy Break Up model, G-equation model, Bray Moss and Libby model, scalar dissipation rate model, overfacial flame density model and probability density model,
Turbulent flames not premixed,
Phenomenology. RANS modelling. Models with flame density.
Assessment
Written
References
Bimbenet, Jean-Jacques; Duquenoy, Albert; Trystram, Gilles; Genton, Daniel, "Food Process Engineering: From Basics to Applications", Dunod
Mafart, Pierre, "Industrial Food Engineering. Volume I, physical preservation processes", Tec and Doc - Lavoisier
Skills
3| Ref. | Verb | Description | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| C1_1 | identify | General equations of a reactive medium, | 1 |
| C1_1 | identify | Phenomenology and Turbulence Scale | 1 |
| C2_1 | solve | RANS modeling and k- modeling | 2 |