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Challenges in understanding and predictive model development of plasma-assisted combustion

Igor V Adamovich, Walter R Lempert2015年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The key challenges to quantitative insight into fuel–air plasma kinetics, as well as plasma-assisted ignition and flameholding, are identified and assessed based on the results of recent experimental and kinetic modeling studies. Experimental and modeling approaches to address these critical issues are discussed. The results have major implications for the fundamental understanding of pulsed electric discharge dynamics, molecular energy transfer in reacting flows, plasma chemical reactions, and development of low-temperature plasma-assisted combustion technologies.

日本語訳

燃料-空気プラズマ動力学、ならびにプラズマ支援着火および保炎に対する定量的理解における主要な課題を、最近の実験および動力学モデリング研究の結果に基づいて特定し、評価する。これらの重要な課題に対処するための実験的およびモデリング的アプローチについて考察する。得られた結果は、パルス放電ダイナミクス、反応性流れにおける分子エネルギー移動、プラズマ化学反応、および低温プラズマ支援燃焼技術の開発に関する基礎的理解に重要な意味を持つ。

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