Lean Combustion Effects is a combustion phenomenon characterized by the reduction of fuel concentration relative to the stoichiometric ratio, leading to lower flame temperatures and decreased nitrogen oxide emissions while enhancing fuel efficiency and extending the flammability limits in oxidizer-rich environments.
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Hongsheng Guo, Gregory J. Smallwood, Fengshan Liu et al. · Proceedings of the Combustion Institute · 2005 · 202 citations · Full text
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