Adiabatic Flame Temperature Flashcards
For CH4/air premixed flames at unity equivalent ratio (=1), the adiabatic flame temperature is closest to
2200 K
For propane/air premixed flames at unity equivalent ratio (=1), the adiabatic flame temperature is closest to
2250 K
For ethylene/air premixed flames at unity equivalent ratio (=1), the adiabatic flame temperature is closest to
2350 K
For benzene/air premixed flames at unity equivalent ratio (=1), the adiabatic flame temperature is closest to
2350 K
For CO/air premixed flames at unity equivalent ratio (=1), the adiabatic flame temperature is closest to
2400 K
For hydrogen/air premixed flames at unity equivalent ratio (=1), the adiabatic flame temperature is closest to
2400 K
For acetylene/air premixed flames at unity equivalent ratio (=1), the adiabatic flame temperature is closest to
2600 K
At ϕ=1, the difference of the adiabatic temperature between a CH4/air premixed flame and a O2/air premixed flame?
800 K
About the adiabatic flame temperature of the CH4/air mixtures at ambient initial temperature, which statement(s) is (are) correct?
1) At ambient pressure, its highest value appear at at ϕ≈1.05, and at high pressures it apprears at ϕ≈1.0.
2) The peak temperature is related to the dissociation of products H2O and CO2,
At ϕ=0,55, the adiabatic temperature of a C3H8/air mixture is closest to
1600 K
At ϕ=1, which mixture among methane/air, propane/air and ethylene/air has the highest flame temperature?
Ethylene/air or C3H8/air