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Precise measurement and prediction of flame speed and laminar burning velocity are essential for premixed combustion properties characterization, turbulent combustion models validation, progress, and validation of chemical kinetic models. Besides, the problem of lack of fossil fuel, planet pollution, and production of several fuel alternatives led researchers to reexamine the process of combustion and optimize fuel consumption. So, it would be necessary to know the change of laminar burning velocity and flame speed with thermodynamic conditions to understand the impression of practical applications in all combustion systems as working pressures and temperatures are extensively higher than the atmospheric conditions. Several investigations work regarding flame speed and laminar burning velocity had been achieved. However, a detailed literature review of methods and techniques used to measure these two parameters and the effect of operating factors for different fuels focusing on biofuels is presented in this paper for ease of reviewing.

Measurements and Data Analysis Review of Laminar Burning Velocity and Flame Speed for Biofuel/Air Mixtures