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A Comparative Study of Different Reaction Models for Turbulent Methane/Hydrogen/Air Combustion
Reaction modelling of methane/hydrogen combustion has two important aspects. First, such mixtures may be used in future in combustion devices like gas turbines and gas engines in the frame of the demand for efficient energy storage systems, where the amount of hydrogen in natural gas delivering syst
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