Combustion properties of Dimethyl Ether

I have a C++ code which calculates the combustion thermodynamic variables (temperature, density) and the mass fractions of Dimethyl Ether for different equivalence ratio. I would like to check my results but I couldn't find anything on google. Most of the papers about DME that I've found show the laminar flame speed.


Please refer me to some paper or book if you know any. A graph showing the adiabatic flame temperature vs equivalence ratio would be ideal.





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> Please refer me to some paper or book if you know any. A graph showing the adiabatic flame temperature vs equivalence ratio would be ideal.
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In 2014 it appears that Glaude, Sirjean, Fournet et al. [published a paper](https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01070016/document) that gives exactly the data you are looking for. See Figure 4 from their paper, which I have also included below.


[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/DDybG.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/DDybG.png)


Possibly relevant text from the paper:



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>  maximum flame temperature is obtained for slightly rich
>  mixtures, at an equivalence ratio around 1.05-1.1, because of
>  the lower impact of dilution by nitrogen when the amount of
>  air decreases. At the strict stoichiometric conditions, the rate
>  of the endothermal molecular dissociations is also at its
>  maximum which tends to depress the temperature.
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Also this next bit:



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> The results show that alcohols have flame temperatures
>  comparable to those of conventional fuels, contrary to DME
>  that develops significantly higher temperatures. This is
>  consistent with the respective values of the heating values of
>  these fuels and thermochemical equilibrium data. 
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I found the paper by Googling `dme adiabatic flame temperature`.


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