Einordnung

Erschienen in:

SpraySyn data base: Nanoparticle synthesis in spray flames
(24.08.2022)

Datum der Veröffentlichung:

24.08.2022

DOI:

10.17185/cenide/spraysyn.76581

Sprache:

Englisch

Ressourcentyp:

Gemischtes Material

Umfang:

8.2 MB

Schlagwörter:

SpraySyn burner; Two-color laser-induced fluorescence thermometry; Spray flame temperature imaging

Kollektion:

Forschungsdaten

Sachgruppen der Deutschen Nationalbibliographie:

620 Ingenieurwissenschaften und Maschinenbau

Link URL:

https://spraysyndb.cfd.uni-due.de/datatable/listdec/171/

Einrichtung:

Fakultät für Ingenieurwissenschaften, Maschinenbau und Verfahrenstechnik, Institut für Energie- und Material-Prozesse (EMPI)

Erstellungs / Produktions Erwähnung:

In this data set five temporally averaged and spatially resolved ethanol liquid-phase temperature maps of the SpraySyn flame,
measured by two-color laser-induced fluorescence (2cLIF) thermometry based on the fluorescence tracer coumarin 152, are provided.
The five operating conditions were modified from the standard case by varying the injection rate and dispersion gas flow.

The liquid-phase temperature maps are provided as matrices in an opju file which can be opened by the software Origin (OriginLab Corporation).
Additionally 5 folders are provided for the respective operating conditions with details to the operating conditions in a text file,
the liquid phase temperature maps as mat files which can be opened with Matlab and a png file of the temperature maps to enable a quick look to the temperature maps.

Instruments: Nd:YAG laser 266 nm + intensified CCD camera

Configuration: Standard SPP SpraySyn flame operating conditions varied in dispersion gas and liquid flow

Variables: Liquid-phase temperature

Error_Estimation: 6.5 to 9.5 Kelvin

Please refer to the associated publication for further information how the data was generated.

Veröffentlichungen:

Prenting, M.M., Bin Dzulfida, M.I., Dreier, T., Schulz, C. Characterization of tracers for two-color laser-induced fluorescence liquid-phase temperature imaging in sprays. Exp Fluids 61, 77 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00348-020-2909-9

Förderung:

DFG
SPP1980-374463258