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July 30, 2012, 11:14 |
Simulate an ignition point in dieselEngineFoam ?
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Gregory Paladin
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Hi Foamers !
I'm using OF1.7.1 (because engineFoam/sprayEngineFoam from 2+ are not working properly http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ope...tml#post371908 ) and I'd like to use a solver that solve chemistry for engine cases... wich is dieselEngineFoam. Problem is, i'm trying to simulate a spark ignition engine, so i need an ignition point, like in engineFoam, but dieselEngineFoam doesn't use it (because diesel engines have a compression ignition, not a spark ignition...) Is there any way around that? Or any other solver that might do the job? Could setField for Temperature of 2000+ K in a box the size of a spark plug work? I would prefer a cleaner solution, but if I don't have a choice... Thanks all, Gregory |
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