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Experimental and Computational Investigation of Flame Holders in Combustion Chambers at Different Thermal Loads
The effect on the dynamic stability of combustors with and without flame holders were investigated experimentally and computationally with thermal loads of 3, 5, and 9 kW. Three different cases were studied, large flame holder (LFH), small flame holder (SFH) and no flame holder (NO_ FH). Flame topo
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