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Role of flame localization in wavemaker regions on the suppression of combustion instability in turbulent partially-premixed methane flames
The interaction between flame dynamics & hydrodynamic instabilities plays a fundamental role in determining the stability of swirl-stabilized combustors. In the present study, we investigate the hypothesis that spatial overlap between flame & wavemaker region is a necessary prerequisite for combusti
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