Yunjiao Shi , Jinghe Lu , Xiao Liu , Guangpu Lv , Enhui Liu , Hongtao Zheng
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A low-emission, tower-type coaxial staged combustor incorporating a tower-type main combustion stage and utilizing LPP technology is simulated in this study. The flame structure, droplet distribution, temperature distribution, and flow field fluctuations under different loads are studied using large eddy simulation (LES) and the flamelet generated manifold (FGM) combustion model. Finally, the dynamic mode decomposition (DMD) method was used to analyze the spatial characteristics of the flame distribution. Results show that with the load changing, two flame modes: diffusion flame and partially premixed flame are observed within the combustor. The dynamic characteristics of the tower-staged coaxial combustor are significantly affected by the flame mode. As the combustor flame mode transitions from a diffusion flame to a partially premixed flame, the flame structure becomes more compact. This transition results in a decrease in CO emissions, while NO emissions increase significantly, with NO levels at the 0.35 load reaching nearly 20 times those observed at the 0.1 load. As the load increases, pressure fluctuations intensify, but overall they remain below 8‰ of the operating pressure, indicating relatively stable combustion. 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Dynamic characteristics analysis under different flame modes in coaxial staged combustor
Gas turbines are extensively employed due to their high power output and rapid start-up capabilities. However, the growing demand for environmental protection has imposed increasingly stringent requirements on gas turbine performance. Among the technological advancements addressing these challenges, lean premixed combustion technology has gained widespread application for its ability to substantially reduce combustion temperatures, thereby mitigating harmful emissions. Specifically, in liquid-fueled combustors, the implementation of lean premixed prevaporization (LPP) technology offers a compact and lightweight design, making it particularly advantageous for use in aircraft engines. A low-emission, tower-type coaxial staged combustor incorporating a tower-type main combustion stage and utilizing LPP technology is simulated in this study. The flame structure, droplet distribution, temperature distribution, and flow field fluctuations under different loads are studied using large eddy simulation (LES) and the flamelet generated manifold (FGM) combustion model. Finally, the dynamic mode decomposition (DMD) method was used to analyze the spatial characteristics of the flame distribution. Results show that with the load changing, two flame modes: diffusion flame and partially premixed flame are observed within the combustor. The dynamic characteristics of the tower-staged coaxial combustor are significantly affected by the flame mode. As the combustor flame mode transitions from a diffusion flame to a partially premixed flame, the flame structure becomes more compact. This transition results in a decrease in CO emissions, while NO emissions increase significantly, with NO levels at the 0.35 load reaching nearly 20 times those observed at the 0.1 load. As the load increases, pressure fluctuations intensify, but overall they remain below 8‰ of the operating pressure, indicating relatively stable combustion. The amplitude distribution of different mode orders exhibits specific regional characteristics.
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