Table 15. OH radicals concentration (cm-3× 10-16).
U0 =10 m/s, 98-open, Tu0 =1%, rib - 3mm.
x,y (mm)

yx=40†x=80†x=120†x=160x=200
1 3,180,220,15
2 2,960,92 0,420,02
3 2,812,460,500,250,12
4 2,132,401,380,640,20
5 2,172,422,240,710,19
6 1,822,101,472,180,87
7 1,051,732,042,511,43
8 0,341,040,721,731,96
9 0,731,081,091,192,23
100,420,940,510,702,11
110,120,830,120,411,44
120,250,520,630,021,18
130,350,520,51 0,94
14 0,140,250,130,52
16 0,480,33 0,28
18 0,06
20 0,14

The OH profiles change along with the increase of the distance from the channel inlet. Two types of diffusion combustion are combined in the boundary layer behind a barrier. Frontal combustion occurs near the wall. At the external boundary, chemical reactions occur in large-scale longitudinal structures. In the transition zone between the combustion mechanisms, there are minimal rates for combustion product formation and oxygen consumption and maximal concentrations of OH radicals.

† Coordinate "y, mm" should be increased by 0.5 mm for data marked with dagger.