Combustion of hydrocarbon fuels lacks accurate and detailed reaction mechanisms, and the
majority of flame research is focused on atmospheric conditions, with little progress made in …

An experimental and numerical analysis of the effects of methanol and ethanol addition on
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) and soot formation in non-premixed ethylene flames …

This work reviews the state of the art of the main soot modeling approaches used in
turbulent diffusion flames. Accordingly, after a short introduction about the subject addressed …

Analysis of particulate matter (PM) is important for the assessment of human exposures to
potentially harmful agents, notably combustion-generated PM. Specifically, polycyclic …

Liquid oxygenated biofuels such as anisole have been used as additives, since they
increase the octane number and improve spark-ignition engines' performance. In this study …

Since existing reduced mechanisms of ethylene oxidation are either too large or lack of
sufficient chemical reactions to describe aromatics formation, the study aims at developing a …

Inverse diffusion flame (IDF) is an effective and widely used reaction form in the process of
noncatalytic partial oxidation (NC-POX) of gaseous hydrocarbons (such as natural gas and …

In this work, a multi-wavelength pyrometry method is proposed in order to evaluate soot
temperature for laminar axisymmetric non-premixed flames. A single radiative model that …

Abstract As Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) are the main precursors of soot
formation, the investigation of PAHs formation and PAHs transforming to soot is essential for …

In this article, the application of the FRAME (Frequency Recognition Algorithm for Multiple
Exposures) technique is presented for multi-species measurements in symmetric and …