In 2D simulations of hydrogen/air head-on quenching, thermodiffusive instabilities raise mean wall heat flux by up to about threefold and reduce quenching distance, while hydrodynamic instabilities alone have little effect.
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Flame-wall interaction of thermodiffusively unstable hydrogen/air flames -- Part II: Parametric variations of equivalence ratio, temperature, and pressure
In 2D simulations of hydrogen/air head-on quenching, thermodiffusive instabilities raise mean wall heat flux by up to about threefold and reduce quenching distance, while hydrodynamic instabilities alone have little effect.