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Study on OH* and CH* chemiluminescence properties in methane/ammonia co-combustion diffusion flame
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• NH3 suppresses soot and shortens flame height in CH4/NH3 diffusion flames. • High-temperature zone shifts downstream as NH3 blending ratio increases. • OH* intensity decreases while CH* shows an N-type trend with rising NH3 ratio. • NHi radicals compete with CH4 intermediates and alter OH* formation pathways. • Simulations clarify OH* generation and quenching mechanisms in NH3/CH4 flames.
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