NASA NTRS · 19780008175
A second-order closure analysis of turbulent diffusion flames
Abstract
A complete second-order closure computer program for the investigation of compressible, turbulent, reacting shear layers was developed. The equations for the means and the second order correlations were derived from the time-averaged Navier-Stokes equations and contain third order and higher order correlations, which have to be modeled in terms of the lower-order correlations to close the system of equations. In addition to fluid mechanical turbulence models and parameters used in previous studies of a variety of incompressible and compressible shear flows, a number of additional scalar correlations were modeled for chemically reacting flows, and a typical eddy model developed for the joint probability density function for all the scalars. The program which is capable of handling multi-species, multistep chemical reactions, was used to calculate nonreacting and reacting flows in a hydrogen-air diffusion flame.
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Varma, A. K., Fishburne, E. S., Beddini, R. A.. 1977-06-01. A second-order closure analysis of turbulent diffusion flames. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19780008175
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