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May 7, 2013, 17:11 |
ignition reactingFoam
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Camille
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Hello,
I'm trying to compute an axisymmetric flow field with combustion with the reactingFoam solver. I m on the 2.1.1 OF version. I consider premixed CH4 + air inlet. Here is my case : https://www.dropbox.com/s/mdu00b2iajf6qzx/set6.zip But I have some trouble to ignite it.. I don't know the right length for my patch field (my chamber is 50 cm long en 10 cm ray) one can see the patch at time 0.1 I don't know either the Temperature to set (adiabatic T : 2000 K, or autoignition temperature of methane ie: 850 K ?) In both possibility the temperature rises and then decrease instantaneously. Should I change other parameters? in fvSolution, fvScheme, cntrolDict ? I put a max Co number of 0.2 ... Thank you in advance for you help, I'm really upset with that issue since I'm working on it for weeks... |
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May 22, 2013, 13:29 |
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Camille
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nobody can help me?
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