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October 9, 1998, 17:25	Predicting flame stability	#1
Jason Norman Guest Posts: n/a	How accurate are the latest CFD codes at predicting flame stability on burners (laminar and turbulent diffusion flames)? Typical example problem: Three concentric tubes (thin walls and therefore small end area for flame attachment). Oxidant / fuel / oxidant. Mixing by shear only (due to different stream velocities).

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