H2ools: a MATLAB-based package for the analysis of fundamental combustion properties of hydrogen, hydrogen-ammonia and kerosene flames relevant to gas-turbine combustors
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Authors
de Oliveira, Pedro Magalhães
Pathania, Rohit
Foale, Jenna
Publication Date
2022-02-23Type
Software
Software version
0.6.1
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Gkantonas, S., de Oliveira, P. M., Pathania, R., Foale, J., & Mastorakos, E. (2022). H2ools: a MATLAB-based package for the analysis of fundamental combustion properties of hydrogen, hydrogen-ammonia and kerosene flames relevant to gas-turbine combustors (Version: 0.6.1) [Software]. https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.81618
Description
H2ools is a MATLAB-based package containing a range of routines with the aim to analyse results from numerical simulations of fundamental combustion quantities for ammonia-hydrogen-air flames at gas turbine conditions and conduct comparisons with kerosene, so as to assist the design of zero-carbon aviation propulsion. The current version focuses on premixed systems and includes data for thermodynamic and transport properties, autoignition delay times, laminar burning velocity, nitrogen oxide pollutant formation and well-stirred reactors.
Keywords
combustion, hydrogen, ammonia, kerosene, gas turbines
Embargo Lift Date
2024-02-23
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This record's DOI: https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.81618
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