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SAM
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Dear foamers
I have a general question about the modeling of partially premixed combustion in OpenFOAM. I am already using ANSYS Fluent to do partially premixed combustion simulation in burners and. Due to the fact that our ANSYS Fluent license is limited to the number of processesors (32) in parallel simulation, we want to switch it to OpenFOAM. Is it possible to perform combustion simulations (partially permixed) on OpenFoam? I do appreciate if there is any example and let me know. Thanks for any reply. Hassan |
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Gao Zhengwei
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Hi SAM,
You can try the FSD (Flame Surface Dennsity) model , which is capable of simulating partially premixed flames. Gao |
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In the OF tutorials, the tutorial of fireFoam (smallPoolFire2D) can use the FSD model. You can easily choose the combustion model in the file combustionProperties.
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