Failure of a Detonation Wave in a Plane Channel with Multiple Obstacles

The results of numerical study of the interaction of a formed cellular detonation wave propagating in a plane channel occupied by a quiescent stoichiometric hydrogen-air mixture with multiple obstacles (barriers) located on the inner surface of the channel are given. The study is carried out to determine the conditions that ensure suppression of detonation. The influence of geometric parameters of the area with obstacles on wave propagation is studied. It is found that localization of the obstacles in a recess in the channel wall leads to a decrease in their destructive effect on detonation. Quenching of detonation combustion by the layer of a non-reacting gas located along the channel wall, limited by single barriers, is considered. The effect of gas composition on the interaction of the detonation wave with the layer is studied. Non-reacting gas mixtures, which, being filled into the area with obstacles, enhance the destructive effect of barriers on the detonation wave are proposed.