Fundamentals and Simulation of MILD Combustion

There is a continual demand to develop combustion systems that lead to reductions in pollutant emissions and increases in energy efficiency, thereby reducing fuel consumption. It is well known that thermal efficiency may be increased by preheating of the reactants (Ozdemir & Peters, 2001). An immediate drawback of preheating techniques is that the increased peak flame temperature results in increased NO

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