
It is well-known that turbulent wake flow behind the grating which consists of fine cylindrical rods has many eddies with a uniform scale particular to the rod diameter, and exhibits a dominant peak in the frequency spectrum of the velocity fluctuation. In this investigation the behavior of the turbulent premixed flame propagating in such a intense turbulent wake flow without mean, which is produced by a high speed motion of the grating of about lOm/s in stagnant premixed gas, are optically examined using tomography technique. It is first shown that, in the case without motion of the grating, a smooth and spherically-propagating laminar flame is observed in the stagnant mixture. In the intense turbulent wake flow without combustion, many eddies with a uniform scale are clearly distinguished, and a corrugated flame front propagating radially is clearly observed in the case with combustion. Keywords: Combustion, Turbulent Premixed Flame, Flame Structure, Tomography Diagnostics, Fine and Intense Turbulence
Fine and Intense Turbulence, Turbulent Premixed Flame, Combustion, Flame Structure, Tomography Diagnostics
Fine and Intense Turbulence, Turbulent Premixed Flame, Combustion, Flame Structure, Tomography Diagnostics
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