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Tubular combustion describes flames in tubes where ignition and propagation occur in spatially confined, highly-controlled environments, created in narrow elongated cylindrical geometry. This confinement allows for unique advantages where extremely even heat dispersion is required over a large surface while still maintaining fuel utilization efficiency.

Tubes --- Combustion. --- Thermochemistry --- Heat --- Smoke --- Thermodynamics --- Thermodynamics. --- Tubular flame --- cylindrical flame --- axisymmetric flame --- flame sheet --- flame stretch --- flame curvature --- vortex --- swirl --- Lewis number --- similar solution --- asymptotic analysis --- computational simulation --- pressure diffusion --- Raman spectroscopy --- tubular flame structure --- cellular instability --- rapidly-mixed combustion --- non-premixed combustion --- liquid film combustor --- microcombustor --- tubular flame burners