HAL (France)
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Modeling of turbulent multi-stream combustion for integrating CO2 capture on gas turbines
This thesis investigates turbulent combustion modeling in multi-stream burners featuring exhaust-gas recirculation (EGR). This work takes place within the European Transition program, aiming to understand how EGR affects flame stability in gas turbine burners, to permit efficient integration with CO
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