Porous Media Combustion
Stefan A. Voss
Abstract
Stefan A. Voss
Abstract
Abstract Combustion within porous media offers several technological advantages compared to free flames. In this chapter, the fundamentals of porous media combustion underlying the complex interaction between gas phase and solid structure are given. Furthermore, different stabilization techniques, emission characteristics, status of modeling and simulation, and the most commonly utilized materials and structures of porous media combustion are introduced.
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Abstract Combustion within porous media offers several technological advantages compared to free flames. In this chapter, the fundamentals of porous media combustion underlying the complex interaction between gas phase and solid structure are given. Furthermore, different stabilization techniques, emission characteristics, status of modeling and simulation, and the most commonly utilized materials and structures of porous media combustion are introduced.
Key concepts: Porous medium, Combustion, Porosity, Gas phase, Materials science, Process engineering, Chemical engineering, Engineering