Hello all!
In the framework of our capstone project, we have a combustor burning primarily hydrogen and other hydrocarbons. We have to size the apparatus, ie find its precise dimensions (height x width x length for instance). We tried considering it a PFR but the very rapid rate of the reaction (combustion) produces a very small volume. Anyone has an idea how to size a burner? Or maybe a relation between the flowrate in the burner and its dimensions? Thanks in advance!
Stelios Spyroglou , what is the application of the combustor? Your design is going to depend entirely on its use. During my capstone project the use of hydrogen presented design and considerable safety considerations. I found this link with several references available as well as links to code/regulation: https://h2tools.org/.
Please give some numbers about the flow rate, and type of the burner.
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