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• W2213331706 abstract "A series of experiments were performed to investigate the relationship between syngas composition (H2/CO/CO2/N2/O2) and NO formation. Laser-saturated fluorescence measurements of NO in a premixed syngas flat flame from a heat flux burner were recorded for various fuel compositions, dilution ratios and equivalence ratios. Quantitative measurements were compared with the predictions from CHEMKIN software using four different chemical mechanisms, i.e., GRI mech 3.0, Chemical Reaction Engineering and Chemical Kinetics 1407, GDF-Kin 3.0, and the Mendiara and Glarborg mechanism; each mechanism included reaction subsets for NOx formation. These models were validated against a CH4 flame; the GDF-Kin 3.0 mechanism produced the best agreement with measurements. NO measurements for CO/H2 syngas fuel with 50% CO2 dilution at various equivalence ratios found the maximum NO production near stoichiometry. The majority of NO produced for these conditions is predicted to come from the combination of the NNH and N2O pathways. Investigation of NO production during combustion of different CO/H2 ratio syngas diluted with 60% N2 showed that increasing the H2 fraction decreased the total NO concentration. However, normalizing the NO production rate by the fuel mass consumption rate showed H2 produces more NO per gram of fuel consumed. Predictions of temperature and NO rate of production along the flame axis showed that the syngas with high H2 content had a flame front closer to the burner exit and NO production rate greater than the high CO case. Dilution of CO/H2 syngas fuel with N2 and CO2 showed that CO2 has a stronger reduction in NO emission than N2. GDF-Kin 3.0 predicted that dilution with CO2 caused a greater reduction in flame temperature than the same volume of N2. Predicted NO rate of production and reaction sensitivity analysis predicted that the Zel’dovich pathway was dominant for undiluted syngas. However, as the flame temperature reduced, the Zel’dovich pathway was inhibited to a greater extent than the N2O and NNH pathways so that, at high dilution, NO production was driven by the N2O and NNH pathways." @default.
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• W2213331706 date "2016-02-01" @default.
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• W2213331706 title "Investigation of NO formation in premixed adiabatic laminar flames of H2/CO syngas and air by saturated laser-induced fluorescence and kinetic modeling" @default.
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