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A sheet model for the candle flame

The Burke–Schumann flame-sheet model is adopted for a study of the candle flame. The buoyant flow that is induced by the hot flame is treated as a variable-density boundary-layer flow in which transport properties are assumed to be proportional to the temperature. The main features of the calculated flame-sheet shape are in accord with those observed on an ordinary domestic candle.