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September 27, 2012, 01:29 |
reactingFoam Sydney BluffBody Flame Help
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Hey everyone,
I am trying to do my first combustion case in OF 2.1.0. I have chosen HM1 flame as my test case. I have seen the presentation by Gschaider&Rehm where they have used Cantera + OpenFoam on the same case. http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/aer...uids/bluff.htm http://www.opensourcecfd.com/confere...haiderRehm.pdf I have already successfully run Sandia propane jet which is a mixing case without any reaction with reactingFoam(reactions turned off). I have a question regarding reactions for the bluff body flame. The jet consists of CH4 and H2 (1:1) at 118 m/s and the co-flow Air vel is 40 m/s. what should be the in the reactions file for this case? Is it a single step reaction like this species ( O2 H2O CH4 CO2 N2 ); reactions ( irreversibleArrheniusReaction CH4 + 2O2 = CO2 + 2H2O (5.2e16 0 14906) ); And for the thermo file which input file should I use? (GRI Mech 3.0 file with multiple species and multiple reactions?) I hope someone can give some tips regarding this. |
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June 28, 2014, 11:52 |
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Salman Arshad
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Hello,
Nice to hear that you have done Sandia propane jet case successfully. I am now starting to run the Sandia propane jet case. I will not run this case with reactingFoam but with another solver which I obtained from my professor. My problem is that I am stuck in meshing of the case because I am new to OpenFoam. Actually I am stuck in defining a patch for inlet of propane in blockmeshDict. Also I have no idea about how to define the boundary conditions for propane and air. Can I get some help with meshing and case setup? It would be really helpful for me if you can share your case . Thanks in advance |
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