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June 19, 2002, 10:03 |
Pressurewave from explosion
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Dear Fluent users,
Has anyone of you got information for me about modeling the pressurewave occuring after an explosion? We do not want to simulate the explosion itself, but only the pressure produced by it. Many thanks in advance. |
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June 19, 2002, 14:27 |
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Please clarify your question. Do you want to know how to specify a pressure pulse in FLUENT, or how to determine the pressure pulse that would result from a specific explosion type/size?
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June 25, 2002, 03:52 |
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Dear Evan,
The first one is the case: we want to specify a pressure pulse to design equipment for releasing the pressure. But the information we have concerning the explosion is limited so information about pressure pulses for different types of explosion is welcome aswell. People at Fluent allready indicated that patching in a (very)high pressure in a small area would be a way to model this. Thanks in advance. |
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June 25, 2002, 14:14 |
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Andre,
The pressure pulse will be a sharp (nearly linear) pressure rise fom ambient to the peak pressure followed by a slower pressure drop back to a low pressure (neglecting any blast-wave reflections). The final pressure may be lower than the pre-blast pressure, depending on your exact conditions. If you geometry allows, you may be able to use a pressure inlet in the model and specify a time-varying pressure spike. If not (i.e., explosion within a tank of vapor or similar) you can patch the pressure directly into some cells. Evan |
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June 25, 2002, 23:06 |
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hi,all as i know,pressure is assumed to be constant in the premixed turbulent combustion.but pressure can be variant in the case that gas/air is ignited in the tube? Can that quietly gas/air in the tube may be ignited at the end of tube be modeled by premixed turbulent combustion or species transport eqution? thank you sincerly
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June 26, 2002, 04:03 |
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hi, i'm simulating gas explosion in the tube ,one end of tube is close,and another end is open,gas/air is premixed before mixture is ignited.then quietly gas/air is ignited in the tube which end is close ,this case can be modeled by fluent species reaction or premixed turbulent combustion? thank yousincerly
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June 26, 2002, 04:06 |
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hi,all i'm simulating gas explosion in the tube ,one end of tube is close,and another end is open,gas/air is premixed before mixture is ignited.then quietly gas/air is ignited in the tube which end is close ,this case can be modeled by fluent species reaction or premixed turbulent combustion? thank you sincerly
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June 26, 2002, 11:30 |
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Yes. You'll need to use the the finite-rate model using either the segregated solver or the coupled solver for your detonation problem.
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June 26, 2002, 23:12 |
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Dear Landre:
thank you! because gas/air mixture is so small in my problem,and L/D(tube)is so small,it belongs to deflagration case.in order to simulate the case of spark ignition, i patchs pressure and temperature in a small cells,but it often wasn't coverging,can you tell me why ? in addition,it seems that fluent's three combustion model must have the velocity,doesn't it? thank you in advance steven |
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