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Old   April 5, 2011, 12:10
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I ran this test case with simple one step chemistry using different ODE Solvers(SIBS, KRR4, RK). I expected same result but it wasn't.
Maximum temperature is about 2252 K for SIBS, 1446 K for KRR4 and 2570 K for RK.

test case : ReactingFoam/counterFlowFlame2D

odeCoeffs
{
ODESolver RK; //SIBS, KRR4, RK
eps 0.05;
scale 1;
}

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But Results for simple ODE show no difference.

y" - y = 0 ; y(0) = 0, y'(0) = 1

SIBS : Numerical: y(1.0) = 2(1.175190 1.543074), hEst = 1.245250
KRR4 : Numerical: y(1.0) = 2(1.175212 1.543091), hEst = 0.186009
RK : Numerical: y(1.0) = 2(1.175180 1.543062), hEst = 0.665943

- ODEtest(test/ODETest.c)
http://www.tfd.chalmers.se/~hani/kurser/OS_CFD_2008/ZongyuanGu/reportZongyuan.pdf

- Cash-Karp Runge-kutta method in OpenFOAM
http://ftp.eq.uc.pt/books/NumericalRecipes/f16-2.pdf

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Old   April 13, 2011, 05:28
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I ran the same tutorial test case with 39 step chemistry(C7H16) included in OF and got almost same results.


reactingFoam SIBS KRR4 RK
T_max(K) 1892 1896 1901
dQ_max 0.128 0.130 0.133
*Ext t(s) 1818 1664 54497

* execution time for Time = 1

I don't know why 1 step chemistry showed different results yet, but it seems to run correctly with multi step chemistry including GRI 3.0.
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Old   October 24, 2012, 16:34
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Regarding your post, you are familiar with using detailed reaction mechanisms (like GriMech 3.0) in OpenFoam. What I'm going to do is to simulate premixed combustion in a small channel using OpenFoam2.1.1. I wonder what solver to use and how to implement full chemistry. I mean, how I can solve conservation equations for all species. Any help would be appreciated.
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Old   November 16, 2012, 04:53
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Quote:
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What I'm going to do is to simulate premixed combustion in a small channel using OpenFoam2.1.1. I wonder what solver to use and how to implement full chemistry. I mean, how I can solve conservation equations for all species. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi mhsn,

You can use reactingFoam, or a density based solver rhoRactingFoam. These are solver application for which the source codes can be easily found here http://www.openfoam.org/docs/cpp/. However, if you meant to ask for a chemistry solver then you can select from the chemestry models listed in the above site.

As for solving the species transport and temperature equations, the solver applications you choose will do it for you.
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Old   August 18, 2013, 10:13
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Hi:
Foamers,Can someone tell me the way of ODE solvers what equation in reactingFoam?Is UEqn or hEqn?
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Old   January 21, 2016, 12:43
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Hello everyone,
I'm using full mechanism kinetic reaction in openfoam but the running time is so much.
I need help to restrict the chemistry solver in the specific volume such az z=0.2:0.3, x=-0.01:0.01 and y=-0.01:0.01

i read the basicChemistrySolver but it solve the hole mesh.
I'm using TFM model with LES in openFoam211
anyone can help me?
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Old   March 6, 2016, 22:35
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Which solver do you use? The reactingFoam?
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