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Influence of exhaust gas on detonation propensity of a mixture of carbon monoxide, hydrogen and air

Jach A., Teodorczyk A.

Journal of KONES

2016

Vol. 23, No. 2

155--161

A detonation is the strongest form of all gas explosions. The ease with which a flammable mixture can be detonated (detonability) commonly and traditionally is classified by a detonation cell width λ and an ignition delay time behind the detonation leading shock τ. Additionally, two more parameters were proposed 3 years ago – χ and RSB, which inform about regularity of a detonation structure. The problem of a detonation is significant in industry, in particular in power engineering, where restricted emission standard impose to introduce hydrogen-rich fuels, such as syngas. The most possible initiation of a detonation in industrial conditions is deflagration to detonation transition (DDT), where a deflagration under some conditions (obstacles, confinement, etc.) accelerates and a transition to a detonation takes places. In industry, this acceleration of a flame may progress in initially smoke-filled space. The goal of this paper is to analyse influence of exhaust gas on detonation propensity of a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen. The analysis concerns the detonation cell width λ, ignition delay time τ, RSB and χ parameters. The composition of exhaust gas is calculated by setting it to a state of chemical equilibrium. Combustion temperature influence on exhaust gas composition is assessed. Species, which have the strongest influence on detonability, are assessed. Computations are performed with the use of Cantera tool.