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.