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October 14, 2009, 03:14 |
I hope you can point out problems in my FLUENT solution
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TangPing
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Hello,friends, thank you for your help.
I want to simulate methane explosion in pipe(diameter:0.2,length:5m). I will show you my simulation process in the following. I hope you can point out problems in my work and give me some advice. Thank you sincerely. My FLUENT version is Gambit2.2.30, Fluent6.2.16. Simulation process is as follows: 1 Model Simulate methane explosion in pipe. The pipe is blocked at one side and opened to atmosphere at the other side. Methane is ignited at the blocked side. The boundary type of pipe wall is WALL and the open side's is pressure-outlet. The mesh shape is QUAD. I do not show you the picture of my model because I am sure you have understood my model. It is quite simple. 2 Solving by FLUENT solver The solution process in FLUENT solver is as follows: (1) Grid check and grid scale are not mentioned for simplicity. (2) Define solver. Define-model-solver. I choose coupled in slover, implicit in formulation, 2D in Space and Unsteady in Time, default for others; (3) Energy equation was chosen. k-epcilkon for viscous model because many papers use it and defaul for model constants (4) Define Species model I choose species transport because some papers use it. But I am not sure whether I should use premixed combustion because explosion is of this kind. Moreover if premixed combustion is chosen, I can not select mixture properties. So at last I use species transport. Then I choose volumetric in reaction, eddy-dissipate in turbulence-chemistry interaction (because some papers use it, but Finite-rate/eddy-dissipation was also used a couple of papers). (5) Define materials Default. (6) Define boundary conditions The open end of the pipe: In turbulence specification method, I choose intensity and hydraulic diameter. back hydraulic diameter=0.2. In specied mass fraction, O2=0.21. Default for others. (7) solution control solve-controls-solution, default is chosen here. (8) Initialization Compute from the blocked end of the pipe. guage pressure=101325. Input mass fraction of ch4 and o2. Then default for others. (9) Monitors Residual monitor is mot mentioned here. Surface monitor is also used. In this monitior, time step is chosen. (10) Define burnt zone I am not sure how to define it. I think I need to Adapt a region and then Patch. So I do it. I adapt a circle region. And then Patch in slover-initialization-patch. Pressure=101325, temperature=2000K (In some papers, high temperature zone was defined, but I am not sure whether it was done in this way). CH4=0 O2=0. Input mass fraction of CO2 and H2O. (11) Iterate I just show you the main steps in my solution. Some steps such as save, scale and etc. were quite common and I did not mention it. I hope you can point out the problems in my solution. Thank you all of you. Thank you. I wish all of you be happy everyday!!! |
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August 2, 2010, 04:18 |
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Dong Liang
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thx for your work.
i'm interested in your boundary set. the wall is fixed temperature or heat transport? |
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March 15, 2012, 12:40 |
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Hi TangPing,
I am currently working on exactly similar thing. Same setup and I am getting results that are physically impossible. Can you please help me? |
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