Numerical Modeling of Sodium Fire in a Columnar Flow

Cong Lin Liu; Yan Huo; Ye Gao; Zhi Gang Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.1829

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Numerical Modeling of Sodium Fire in a Columnar Flow

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A numerical model has been developed to analyze the sodium fire in a columnar flow. The computation is validated by the experimental data. Rusults show that, the high temperature zone nearby the nozzle is growing long and widely with the combustion. When hot gas and cold air encounters, the eddies appear. The distribution law of sodium monoxide is similar to the temperature. The lowest concentration of sodium monoxide appears at the bottom of the burner where the eddies exist.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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Cong Lin Liu*, Yan Huo, Ye Gao, Zhi Gang Zhang

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Columnar Sodium Fire, Eddy Zone, Sodium Monoxide, Temperature

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