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June 1, 2011, 12:26 |
Biomass Combustion Modeling
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Myaldizli
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Hi All,
Could someone inform me about latent heat of vaporization setting for solid fuels? I am trying to model a biomass combustion problem via species transport model and using wood-volatiles as mixture template along with wood as combusting particles. As you may know the wood-volatiles mixture that Fluent has includes the following species: wood-volatiles, CO2, H2O, O2 and N2. This mixture has H20 as water vapor and I am kind of confused whether I should put some value to latent heat of vaporization for wood in the materials properties panel or just put zero. Thanks in advanced, yaldizli |
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June 1, 2011, 12:36 |
Biomass Combustion Modeling
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Myaldizli
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Hi again,
Sorry, I forgot to include some additional details about my model. I do not consider the moisture in the wood. My wood particles are considered to be composed of 81.2% volatiles and 18.2% C(s). Also, I have not included any reaction for H20 evaporation or C(s) oxidation for simplicity. I just have one simple default reaction available in Fluent for wood volatiles which is Wood-volatiles + O2 -----> CO2 + H2O Thanks again, yaldizli |
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