Heat transfer of an oxy-fuel flame to a quartz plate and the role of surface chemistry

M.F.G. Cremers; M.J. Remie; K.R.A.M. Schreel; L.P.H. Goey, de

Heat transfer of an oxy-fuel flame to a quartz plate and the role of surface chemistry

M.F.G. Cremers, M.J. Remie, K.R.A.M. Schreel, L.P.H. Goey, de

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Increasing the heat transfer from oxy-fuel flames to glass products is a majorissue in the lighting industry. We show that oxy-fuel flames differ a lot fromair-fuel flames in the sense that there are still a lot of radicals in theburnt gas mixture, which contain a lot of energy. Furthermore, we havecalculated the heating of a thin glass plate, using a one-dimensional modelbased on the instationary conduction equation. This model shows that the strainrate of the flame is an important parameter in the heating process. We concludeby showing that the burnt mixture near the plate is not in chemical equilibrium.Therefore surface chemistry possibly contributes in the heating process and itwas studied theoretically by assuming a platinum surface on the quartz plate. Asa result the heat production increases significantly.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings 3rd European conference on small burner technology and heating equipment : 4. Aachener Kolloquium - Heizwaerme aus Oelverbrennung ; Aachen, 18-19 September 2003
Editors	H. Koehne, K. Lucka
Place of Publication	Aachen
Publisher	Shaker-Verlag
Pages	209-215
ISBN (Print)	3-8322-1864-5
Publication status	Published - 2003

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Name	Berichte aus der Verbrennungstechnik
Volume	17
ISSN (Print)	1430-9629

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Cremers, M. F. G., Remie, M. J., Schreel, K. R. A. M., & Goey, de, L. P. H. (2003). Heat transfer of an oxy-fuel flame to a quartz plate and the role of surface chemistry. In H. Koehne, & K. Lucka (Eds.), Proceedings 3rd European conference on small burner technology and heating equipment : 4. Aachener Kolloquium - Heizwaerme aus Oelverbrennung ; Aachen, 18-19 September 2003 (pp. 209-215). (Berichte aus der Verbrennungstechnik; Vol. 17). Shaker-Verlag.

Cremers, M.F.G. ; Remie, M.J. ; Schreel, K.R.A.M. et al. / Heat transfer of an oxy-fuel flame to a quartz plate and the role of surface chemistry. Proceedings 3rd European conference on small burner technology and heating equipment : 4. Aachener Kolloquium - Heizwaerme aus Oelverbrennung ; Aachen, 18-19 September 2003. editor / H. Koehne ; K. Lucka. Aachen : Shaker-Verlag, 2003. pp. 209-215 (Berichte aus der Verbrennungstechnik).

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Cremers, MFG, Remie, MJ, Schreel, KRAM & Goey, de, LPH 2003, Heat transfer of an oxy-fuel flame to a quartz plate and the role of surface chemistry. in H Koehne & K Lucka (eds), Proceedings 3rd European conference on small burner technology and heating equipment : 4. Aachener Kolloquium - Heizwaerme aus Oelverbrennung ; Aachen, 18-19 September 2003. Berichte aus der Verbrennungstechnik, vol. 17, Shaker-Verlag, Aachen, pp. 209-215.

Heat transfer of an oxy-fuel flame to a quartz plate and the role of surface chemistry. / Cremers, M.F.G.; Remie, M.J.; Schreel, K.R.A.M. et al.
Proceedings 3rd European conference on small burner technology and heating equipment : 4. Aachener Kolloquium - Heizwaerme aus Oelverbrennung ; Aachen, 18-19 September 2003. ed. / H. Koehne; K. Lucka. Aachen: Shaker-Verlag, 2003. p. 209-215 (Berichte aus der Verbrennungstechnik; Vol. 17).

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Cremers MFG, Remie MJ, Schreel KRAM, Goey, de LPH. Heat transfer of an oxy-fuel flame to a quartz plate and the role of surface chemistry. In Koehne H, Lucka K, editors, Proceedings 3rd European conference on small burner technology and heating equipment : 4. Aachener Kolloquium - Heizwaerme aus Oelverbrennung ; Aachen, 18-19 September 2003. Aachen: Shaker-Verlag. 2003. p. 209-215. (Berichte aus der Verbrennungstechnik).

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