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Determination of biomass co-combustion process state based on flame image series analysis

Kotyra A.1, Wójcik W.1, Gromaszek K.1
1 Lublin University of Technology

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UDC: 662.612, 004.932
Publication Language: English
Stuc. intelekt. 2017; 22(2):142-149

Abstract: The article presents an approach to use some base frequency parameters of flickering such as the frequency having the largest amplitude (base frequency) and centroid of amplitude spectrum for characterization of different combustion process state. The laboratory test stands enabled scaled down 10:1 combustion conditions. Analysis results show that the frequency spatial information could be helpful in combustion process diagnostics.

Keywords: biomass co-combustion, image processing, flame flicker.

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