Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Relative assessment of single-tube and multi-tube inverse diffusion flame for thermal and emission characteristics
The thermal and emission characteristics of multi-tube inverse diffusion flame is investigated and compared with single-tube inverse diffusion flame. Liquefied petroleum gas is used as a fuel. The study focuses on flame length, CO and NOx emissions and temperature profiles under varying equivalence
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