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June 29, 2010, 11:17 |
Ft for hot combustion products
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Cristiano
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Hi,
I try to understand better the Mixture Fraction Model I should use to model a Jet in Hot Coflow by fireFoam. Should I have two different inlets (fuel inlet and oxidizer inlet) to use this Model? If it would be true, I can't use it since I won't able to set the Ft boundary condition for my third inlet (hot combustion products). Thank You very much, Cristiano |
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June 30, 2010, 09:49 |
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Yi Wang
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You can just set ft equal to stoichiometric value to represent pure product in the coflow inlet.
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July 6, 2010, 12:02 |
Ft for hot combustion product
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Cristiano
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Hi, Combustion product composition is showed in the table below: YO2 [%] YN2 [%] YH2O [%] YCO2 [%] 3 85 6.5 5.5 Which value should I set for mixture fraction Ft boundary condition? Thank You very much, Cristiano |
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