HAL (France)
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PLIF exploration of near-wall CO emissions during a flame-cooling air interaction
Flame-wall interaction is crucial with the emergence of high-power downsized combustion chambers. Wall thermal management can be enhanced by using parietal cooling air films, but the injection of this additional air also affects pollutant emissions. This experimental study aims to combine planar las
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