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Effect of fuel stratification length scale on thermodiffusively unstable lean hydrogen flames
Lean premixed hydrogen flames are highly susceptible to thermodiffusive instabilities, which generate cellular structures and enhance propagation speed. In practical combustors, incomplete premixing can introduce spatial variations in local equivalence ratio upstream of the flame. This work investig
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