Abstract
Abstract The article presents the processes of modeling the aerodynamic flow of air in two burner microflame devices: 1. The burner device of the combustion chamber of a gas turbine plant; 2. The micromodular gas burner. The aerodynamic flow is modeled in the Comsol Multiphysics software package, which is reasonable in terms of availability and quality. The performed analysis of microflame fuel-burning devices revealed that the dynamic and geometric characteristics affect the aerodynamics and velocity profiles. Different airflow rates significantly affected the intensity of the formation of recirculation zones, which also led to an increase in pressure in the circuit. Accordingly, the flow at different heights of the cylindrical nozzle showed that the dimensions will affect the combustion processes and, as a result, the stabilization and formation of nitrogen oxides.