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Direct Numerical Simulation of Thermoacoustically Unstable Flames Via Non-Drifting Acoustic Delay Characteristic Boundary Conditions
Thermoacoustic instability in premixed flames results from the coupling between the flame's heat release, as determined by combustion parameters, and surrounding acoustics, as determined by combustor geometry. A primary instability results in flame flattening as intrinsic flame instability modes are
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