The development of diagnostic methods suitable for the monitoring of practical flames is an
important objective, which is receiving a growing attention and significant research efforts …

This paper reports on the chemiluminescence footprint of premixed ammonia-methane-air
flames. The chemiluminescence spectrum of laminar twin-flames stabilized with a …

Accurate prediction of NOx emission is essential in designing combustion devices and
troubleshooting of existing ones. The aim of this work is to investigate the sensitivity of NOx …

OH* chemiluminescence is one of the major spontaneous emission in flames, and often
applied in combustion diagnostics to indicate flame structure, strain rate, equivalence ratio …

Infrared thermography can be used to provide useful insights into the characteristics of flows
containing participating media (eg, CO 2, H 2 O vapor, CO, CH 4, etc.). What can make this …

CH∗ chemiluminescence is often employed in combustion diagnostics, for example as a
measure of heat release rate and for equivalence ratio sensing. However, most …

The study examines chemiluminescence measurements and computations as a method of
validation. Because chemiluminescent radicals are present in small concentrations and …

Prediction of combustion instability is essential in reducing development costs of large scale
rocket engines. Recently, high fidelity CFD models have shown some ability to represent the …

Modeling of OH*, CH* and CO2* chemiluminescence, using recently validated reaction
mechanisms, is used to examine chemiluminescence sensing of heat release and …

Quantitative measurement of chemiluminescence is a challenging work that limits the
development of combustion diagnostics based on chemiluminescence. Here, we present a …