Joe Yip utilizes laser-based Rayleigh light scattering
Joe Yip, a researcher in the Office of Research and Development at the Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory, utilizes laser-based Rayleigh light scattering to measure flame density and speed over a flat flame burner. Oxy-fuel combustion, using oxygen in place of air with diluents such as steam or carbon dioxide, can reduce pollutant emissions in advanced power cycles using gas turbines. To support the development of oxy-fuel power systems, NETL is measuring laminar flame speeds for relevant oxy-fuel-diluent mixtures for which prior data is scarce.
Joe Yip utilizes laser-based Rayleigh light scattering
Joe Yip, a researcher in the Office of Research and Development at the Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory, utilizes laser-based Rayleigh light scattering to measure flame density and speed over a flat flame burner. Oxy-fuel combustion, using oxygen in place of air with diluents such as steam or carbon dioxide, can reduce pollutant emissions in advanced power cycles using gas turbines. To support the development of oxy-fuel power systems, NETL is measuring laminar flame speeds for relevant oxy-fuel-diluent mixtures for which prior data is scarce.