Flame transfer function measurement system for predicting and reducing combustion instability
AssigneeSeoul National University R&Db Foundation
InventorsJinhyun BAE, Youngbin YOON
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a flame transfer function measurement system for predicting and reducing combustion instability in which is possible to obtain at once the flame transfer function in the full frequency range by conducting the test while automatically converting the range of the frequency to be measured. Accordingly, there is no need to conduct the test repeatedly while changing the frequency, and therefore, there is an effect of obtaining the flame transfer function in the full frequency range in a very short period of time.
Claims4
A flame transfer function measurement system for predicting and reducing combustion instability, comprising:
- an accommodation unit for accommodating a fluid;
- a combustion unit for combusting the fluid being supplied from the accommodation unit, and generating a flame;
- a perturbation unit for receiving input of frequency information and heat release frequency perturbation information, measuring a flow rate of the fluid being supplied from the accommodation unit to the combustion unit and generating flow rate information, approving perturbation to the fluid being supplied from the accommodation unit to the combustion unit, but adjusting a perturbation frequency of the fluid and a perturbation intensity of the fluid based on the input frequency information and heat release frequency perturbation information;
- a camera unit for photographing the flame being generated in the combustion unit and generating combustion generation radical self-luminescence information;
- a light detection unit for measuring a light being generated in the flame being generated in the combustion unit and generating heat release rate information;
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- a computation unit for computing the flame transfer function based on the flow rate information, the combustion generation radical self-luminescence information, and the heat release rate information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.