Abstract:
The results of the study of spectral characteristics of high-speed flow under conditions of autoignition of priliminary unprepared fuel-air mixture with intensive interaction of external acoustics and combustion are presented. As a result of thermoacoustic interaction, the power of pulsations increases by an order of magnitude or more compared to the case of “cold” flow, as a result of which mixing improves, combustion intensifies and heat release increases. At high levels of heat release, flow instability and the probability of transition to vibrational combustion occur.