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Old   May 27, 2013, 08:39
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Hi
I want to model auto-ignition of a gaseous hydrogen jet issue in a hot air co-flow.
which model is better? Composition PDF Transport model or non-premixed combustion?
If i use the PDF model in fluent, the auto-ignition model should be active too ?
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Dear sir

I am trying to do same autoignition for mixture heptane/N2/O2/AR: 0.562/58/30/10 mole fraction ratio

But unable to do it by any method i tried its not igniting in chemical equilibrium mode, flat temp

I tried use the flamelet - created steady solution by the unsteady is not happening due to error regarding the largest mixture fraction ...
Can u suggest to which model to refer in species
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