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January 23, 2012, 06:34 |
Flamelet Parameters
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Andre Novgorodcev
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I'm starting to make reactive simulations using Steady Flamelet models. My objective is to simulate a hydrogen flame in air in a tipical bluff-body configuration. I'm using the Burke 2011 kinetic model (8 species + inerts and 19 reactions).
There is any golden rule to determine the following parameters to calculate the flamelet and generate the pdf table?
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May 20, 2012, 07:28 |
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Fariborz Soroush
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hi every body
is there anyone here to answer the question? It's mine too! Also I want to know if there's any optimum under-relaxations? My model convergence has many fluctuations. |
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November 19, 2012, 17:23 |
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Mina
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Hi all ,
As far as i know there isn't any golden rule , however you can validate your results by looking to the Flamelet shape, species , scalar dissipation and mixture fractions . I am always using the automated refinement with 8 to 40 points /20 flamelets and it gives good results . Check also the time vs . residuels while creating flamletes ,if it is smooth then you are good to go , if on the other hand it takes long time , try to redude the fourrier no. to 1 . |
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September 8, 2018, 13:27 |
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Tariq Ridwan
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Hi Kingpots,
thank you very much for your response, it was really helpful. Could you shade some light in solving my simulation, please?? I am doing a non-premixed Methane-air combustion which has swirling air-flow involved. I am using both GRI-mech 3.0 and GRI-mech 2.11 chemical kinetics mechanism and using Steady Diffusion Flamelet chemistry model in Fluent non-premixed combustion. Standard k-epsilon Turbulence model and P-1 radiation model is used. Simulation Results of Velocity and Gas mass-fraction are matching the experimental data in all locations except gas mass-fraction data in two initial upstream locations. In order to get better gas mass-fraction data, I was trying to figure out a way. I also always used Automated Grid Refinement. Now the question is, changing (increasing/decreasing) following default values will give better result ?? 1) Maximum number of flamelets (default value: 8) 2) How about Initial Scalar Dissipation (default: 0.01) and Scalar Dissipation Step (default: 5)? 3) Initial number of Grid points in Flamelet- 8 and Maximum number of Grid points in Flamelet- 64 4) Maximum Change in Value Ratio- 0.5 5) Maximum Change in Slope Ratio- 0.5 I'm attaching the Fluent Flamelet window screenshot as well. Could you please help me out??
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December 3, 2019, 07:46 |
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samm
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Hi all,
Error while creating flamelet. Anyone can explain how to use steady diffusion flamelet non-premixed model. Thanks in advance. |
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flamelet, flamelet table |
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