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Turbulent Combustion
Several advanced combustion models are incorporated in Cascade Technologies LES software suite to accurately simulate premixed, non-premixed and partially premixed flames. Direct prediction of pollutants such as CO, CO2 and NOx is also possible, meaning that emissions can be easily monitored and tracked. Additionally, Cascade Technologies has considerable experience in flame stability studies applied to afterburners in military jet engines. The afterburner, which is mounted on the aircraft jet engine exit, is specifically designed to increase thrust from the gas turbine jet engine by burning additional fuel with the hot engine exhausts.  The real engineering challenge for afterburners is to keep flame stability over a wide range of operating conditions. Flame stability studies using Large Eddy Simulation technology were performed under US government SBIRs phase I and II, and numerical results were validated against experiments at the US Air Force Research Laboratory.



After burner high-speed flame




After burner high-speed flame




Reacting Hydrogen Jet in Supersonic Cross-Flow




HIFiRE cavity-stabilized hydrocarbon-fueled combustor simulator at Mach 8




Injection of a sonic ethylene jet into a supersonic turbulent cross flow - 1




Injection of a sonic ethylene jet into a supersonic turbulent cross flow - 2




HIFiRE cavity-stabilized hydrocarbon-fueled combustor simulation at Mach 8




Temperature contours from co-axial combustor experimentally studied by Owen et al.




Instantaneous CO2 mass fraction contours at mid-plane from LES of Sandia piloted flame D



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