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July 11, 2011, 19:00	Ignition point in reactingFoam?	#1
lfgmarc Member Luis Felipe Gutierrez Marcantoni Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Cordoba-Argentina Posts: 47 Rep Power: 16	Hi, I trying to simulate a non premixed flame (diffusive flame) in openFoam, first I try with fireFoam but I not understand very well this solver, then I decided to use reactingFoam, I made several tests with ignition by autoignition, now I want to make a case with a piloted ignition but I am not sure if using reactingFoam is possible to define an ignition point like in XiFoam, If any one know how I can do it, I was very thankful with some advice. thanks Felipe Vitor Monteiro likes this. __________________ Felipe G

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