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A study of local and global instabilities relevant to gas turbine combustors
Modern gas turbine combustors are prone to combustion instabilities characterized by large pressure fluctuations, which can compromise safe and efficient operation and potentially cause severe hardware damage. This phenomenon, known as thermoacoustic instability, results from the interaction between
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