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Flames of CO/H2/N2 fuels have been investigated for various reasons. For instance, laminar, premixed flames were investigated experimentally by van Tiggelen and coworkers to determine the rate constant of the water-gas shift reaction [12.1] and the inhibition induced by CF3BR [12.2], [12.3], and numerically by Rogg and Williams [12.4] who derived a reduced kinetic mechanism for wet CO flames. Laminar, non-premixed flames were studied, for instance, by Drake and Blint [12.5], who investigated experimentally and numerically the structure of counterflow diffusion flames in the Tsuji geometry paying special attention to NO x formation. For the latter geometry, Chen et al [12.6] derived a reduced kinetic mechanism which they used in the numerical simulation of turbulent diffusion flames. For further information on work relevant to flames of CO/H2/N2 fuels the cited papers should be consulted.
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Chen, J.Y., Liu, Y., Rogg, B. (1993). CO-HP2-N2/Air Diffusion Flames: Thermal Radiation and Transient Effects. In: Peters, N., Rogg, B. (eds) Reduced Kinetic Mechanisms for Applications in Combustion Systems. Lecture Notes in Physics Monographs, vol 15. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-47543-9_12
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