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Rasool, Raheel; Chakraborty, Nilanjan; Klein, Markus
Combustion and flame, September 2021, 2021-09-00, 20210901, Letnik: 231Journal Article
•DNS of turbulent Bunsen flames at various non-ambient pressure and Lewis numbers (Le) conditions.•Interplay of Darrieus–Landau and thermo-diffusive instability with pressure and Le variation.•Analysis of flame morphology in terms of skewness and kurtosis of mean and Gaussian curvatures PDF.•Quantification of excess kurtosis as a marker to distinguish both instabilities.•Influence of pressure and Le on the fractal parameters of Bunsen flames. The instantaneous flame front structure of high pressure turbulent premixed Bunsen flames has been analyzed for a wide range of characteristic Lewis numbers using a new Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS) database. High pressure turbulent premixed flames of lean-light fuels are likely to feature both thermo-diffusive and Darrieus–Landau instabilities. As the effects of these instabilities are eclipsed by intense turbulence, the present analysis focuses on flames located at the border of the wrinkled and corrugated flamelets regimes. The flame morphology has been characterized by the skewness and kurtosis of the probability density function (PDF) profiles of the mean and Gaussian curvatures. While skewness alone is not sufficient as a marker to distinguish between thermo-diffusive and Darrieus–Landau instabilities, it has been found that excess kurtosis of Gaussian curvature possibly can be used to distinguish between both instabilities. Further, the inner cut-off length and the fractal dimension have been computed for characterization of flame scales and for parameterization of wrinkling factor models. It has been observed that increasing pressure and decreasing Lewis number give rise to flame instabilities which results in an increased fractal dimension and a decreased inner cut-off scale. For high pressure flames with Lewis numbers around unity, the inner cut-off scale scales very well with the critical wavelength for flame instabilities determined from the theoretical analysis by Matalon and Matkowsky (1982). For small sub-unity Lewis numbers, the flames become unconditionally unstable and the critical wavelength loses its meaning, while the inner cut-off scales continues to decrease with Lewis number and the fractal dimension continues to increase up to a limit of about 7/3. The present findings are in excellent agreement with experimental observations from literature and theoretical analysis of flame instabilities.
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