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April 10, 2015, 03:33 |
modelling combustion in micro gas turbine
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zack
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Hello people
I have a very simple combustor geometry (circular with a nozzle at end but multiple holes at periphery) I wish to model this flow however I will highlight what doubts I have: 1 Being a gas-gas combustion it must need a spark plug . 2 However I have seen most papers stray away from spark plug modelling. What then is an alternative to spark plug modelling which allows good combustion results? 3 Then what combustion model assumptions(othen than non premixed) should I pick that show the combustion charesteristics most accurately. 4 Will these assumptions be good enough for flow analysis |
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cfx & fluent, combustion chamber, combustion model, combustor, meshing |
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