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Heat recirculation through the combustor walls is responsible in sustaining flames in microcombustors. Incorporating porous medium into microcombustors helps further enhance heat recirculation via the solid matrix. However, the problem of anisotropy arises when the pore size is comparable to the characteristic length of microcombustors. To quantitatively address the problem, an experimental study...
Heat recirculation is crucial to sustaining and stabilizing flames in micro-combustion in which a strong thermal coupling between the combustor wall and gas mixture exists through thermal conduction. Filtration combustion, on the other hand, is able to recirculate heat through the solid matrix to the unburned gas mixture, representing a promising potential to further enhance heat recirculation, if...
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