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Old   April 10, 2007, 05:56
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Hi in a domain of the scale found in pitzDaily, What are the parameters to be chosen in ignites sites in order to ensure a complete combustion.

All is running stable and then an error
FOAM FATAL ERROR : attempt to use janafThermo<equationofstate> out of temperature range 200 -> 6000;

I saw a lot of people having this error , so far noone has a satisfactory answer

the Courant number is normally less than 1.5
and b -min(b)- is bound to be close to 0 (O(e-12)) with a combustion progress of 50 or 60 %

What else can be wrong
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Old   April 11, 2007, 05:05
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Old   April 11, 2007, 10:10
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To avoid an out of range error you might need to reduce your courant number below 0.5. Weller et. al. (Proc. of Comb. Inst. 1998) mention that a CFL < 0.5 is required for stability, CFL < 0.2 for accuracy. This has also been mentioned on the message board.

Are you using a fixed time-step or having the solver select a time-step based on a CFL condition ?

To alter the ignition you might try adding additional ignition sites and/or changing the parameters of the existing ignition sites.

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Old   April 26, 2007, 04:18
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Hi

Thanks

one last question how can i do this
"having the solver select a time-step based on a CFL condition "

till a fixed time step
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Old   April 26, 2007, 09:54
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To satisfy CFL < 0.2 you can make the following changes to "system/controlDict":

adjustTimeStep yes;
maxCo 0.2;
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Old   April 27, 2007, 11:59
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hi Thanks

it is not working it is like i havent done anything , maybe i mistype something
here is my controlDict

application Xoodles;

startFrom startTime;

startTime 0;

stopAt endTime;

endTime 0.3;

deltaT 1e-05;

writeControl runTime;

writeInterval 0.005;

purgeWrite 0;

writeFormat ascii;

writePrecision 6;

writeCompression uncompressed;

timeFormat general;

timePrecision 6;

graphFormat raw;

runTimeModifiable yes;

adjustTimeStep yes;

maxCo 0.2;
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Old   April 27, 2007, 12:04
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Hi,

what happens by using maxCo 0.1? Is it crashing at the same point?

Try also to tighten the tolerances of the fvSolution by an order or two of magnitude and see what happens.

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Old   April 27, 2007, 12:22
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Hi Tommaso , David

I mean I am not having control over the Time step, it is the same fiexed tiem step

but i am trying all your reomendations during this weekend
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Old   April 27, 2007, 12:33
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Hi again,

the timeStep remains fixed because the Xoodles solver does not include the following lines in the time loop.


# include "readTimeControls.H"
# include "readPISOControls.H"

and after

# include "compressibleCourantNo.H"

also this one is needed

# include "setDeltaT.H"

Furthermore,

# include "setInitialDeltaT.H"

Should be pasted before the start of the time loop.

Try to have a look to the XiFoam application and then to the Xoodles application and try to put the correct files where needed to set the deltaT.

I hope I have been useful.

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Old   April 30, 2007, 08:07
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Hi Tommaso,
thanks for your help i am testing now seems to be working

for someone else who might be interested
# include "readTimeControls.H"
should be placed before
# include "setInitialDeltaT.H" too
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Hi me again !

I want to know what is the relationship between these parameters in ignitions sites field:

duration 0.01;
strength 4;


I pretty sure that duration is the time in sec. during which the sparkle takes place. but if I am wrong (please correct me) . If I increase the duration time i also have to increase the strength in order to get the same result , the point is that i have no idea what is the relationship , what is the meaning of strength anyways

can someone enlighten me ?
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Old   May 10, 2007, 17:04
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Hi O R (?!?!)

the ignition treatment works as follows:

for its duration, a source term which is proportional to the strength is added to the equation for b. Have a look at the ignite.H file to know more about that.

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Hi

I am still having the same error

FOAM FATAL ERROR : attempt to use janafThermo<equationofstate> out of temperature range 200 -> 5000; T = -736.126

the maxCo is 0.1 (in fact the last max Courant was 0.099034) the last residual for p, Ux, Uy,and k were 2.55e-08,2.44e-08,6.55e-09, 7.5e-10.

Something I can not still understand. In the previous time step the min temp either in T or Tu field were bigger than 200 , and in the next time step,(with a deltaT = 8.14815e-08 ) in one point the temperature simply dropped to -736.126 (how could this change happened in such small deltaT and Courant number)

and 3 time steps before the error i get Solution singularity for Xi and b , not sure if this is directly related , because I got the same singularity solution warning for Xi in the first Time Step
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Old   August 14, 2007, 03:28
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Hello,

I had the same error using reactingFoam. I limited the enthalpy as suggested by Markus Hartinger (http://www.cfd-online.com/OpenFOAM_D...tml?1177099819). When I was at a certain stage I could continue my calculation with the (unlimited) standard solver.

Don't know if that might help.

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Hi Foamers,
i´m a new foamer and wondering if anybody has found a satisfying answer to the problem with the error from janafThermo:

I´m currently working on a combustion induced vortex breakdown with XiFoam respectively myXiFoam (within this solver i have changed the calculation of the desity to be only depending on the compressibility) . I´m using a 2D mesh (Axi-symmetric geometry using the wedge patch type) and running with low Courrant numbers 0.2<Co<0.5.

Anyway i get for both solvers the error message

-> FOAM FATAL ERROR: attempt to use janafThermo<equationOfState> out of temperature range 100 -> 5000; T = 99.3763

i have tryed to change Co number, fvSchemes (Crank-Nicholson, Upwind), time step and mesh density. So far, all attempts failed and I don´t find any satisfying answer within the posts been made.

So please I would warmly and deeply appreciate any kind of help to solve this problem

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