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chiang March 6, 2006 05:30

heat release rate simulation
 
Hai cfd experts

I am interested in calculating heat release rate using STAR-CD.If anyone have calculated the same please let me know.Thanks is advance.

chiang

kris March 6, 2006 19:55

Re: heat release rate simulation
 
hi chiang

If you want to get a heat release, NEVER use STAR-CD

because you can not get it from *.pst file

Only you can get it using posdat.f subroutine

but you may experience complex problems in your coding

actually, I don't understant why there are not heat release in POST FILE of STAR-CD.

I was getting nervous due to heat release in 2004.

However, STAR-CD don't still accept opinion of USERS. :<

I recommand Fluent or CFD-ACD...

TomK March 7, 2006 02:04

Re: heat release rate simulation
 
hhhäääääää??????

kris March 7, 2006 05:23

Re: heat release rate simulation
 
???

if you calculate species, get a heat release(combustion), and then directly take contour on total computation domain, it is difficult due to only using subroutine (below 3.26) I dont know in above v3.25.

good luck

chiang March 7, 2006 06:41

Re: heat release rate simulation
 
Thanks kris,but still I couldn't get it.Plz could you explain me in detail.

Thanks and Regards Chiang

kris March 7, 2006 08:44

Re: heat release rate simulation
 
1. using post data when only using EBU, you can trace reversly to reaction rate to need to refer STAR-Cd methodolgy.

it is possible to get a reaction rate though process is complex :<

you get reaction rate using "oper" command, save reaction rate using "ofile" command, and then sort it through your fortran sorting code.

using EXCEL(MicroSoft), reaction rate * enthalpy(global reaction)=heat release rate

acutually, it's hard to explain only words, only you must look at the methology and then you can see this method.

2. using subroutine

you can use subroutine. I have been heard STAR-CD company send the sample source of posdat.f to customer.

you can contact cd-adapco. sorry...

I recommand Fluent if you want to get a heat release from combustion or chemistry calculation. I already comfirmed Fluent can do it.

good luck. I'm go to bed ..Zzzzzzz

chiang March 8, 2006 00:14

Re: heat release rate simulation
 
Thanks a lot,kris.I'll try it.

chiang

Shan March 9, 2006 07:18

Re: heat release rate simulation
 
Dear chiang,

For your information the Heat Release rate values for every crank angle is available in case_name.spd file written by STAR-CD after the combustion analysis.This file is available from 3.0 versions on STAR-CD but HRR values available only from 3.22 and advanced versions of STAR-CD.For further details refer user guide chapter 13 and page 9 under the topic Engine Combustion Data Files.


m saber April 16, 2006 07:47

Re: heat release rate simulation *NM*
 

jimmy_chan April 27, 2021 01:39

hey guys, i wonder it that how can i get heat release rate in fluent?
 
how can i get the heat release rate of combustion simulation in Fluent?

Quote:

Originally Posted by kris
;170817
hi chiang


If you want to get a heat release, NEVER use STAR-CD

because you can not get it from *.pst file

Only you can get it using posdat.f subroutine

but you may experience complex problems in your coding

actually, I don't understant why there are not heat release in POST FILE of STAR-CD.

I was getting nervous due to heat release in 2004.

However, STAR-CD don't still accept opinion of USERS. :<

I recommand Fluent or CFD-ACD...


jimmy_chan April 29, 2021 06:10

simulating combustion noise by hybrid method
 
how can i get the heat release rate of combustion simulation in Fluent? can you give me some advice?

Quote:

Originally Posted by kris
;170852
1. using post data when only using EBU, you can trace reversly to reaction rate to need to refer STAR-Cd methodolgy.

it is possible to get a reaction rate though process is complex :<

you get reaction rate using "oper" command, save reaction rate using "ofile" command, and then sort it through your fortran sorting code.

using EXCEL(MicroSoft), reaction rate * enthalpy(global reaction)=heat release rate

acutually, it's hard to explain only words, only you must look at the methology and then you can see this method.

2. using subroutine

you can use subroutine. I have been heard STAR-CD company send the sample source of posdat.f to customer.

you can contact cd-adapco. sorry...

I recommand Fluent if you want to get a heat release from combustion or chemistry calculation. I already comfirmed Fluent can do it.

good luck. I'm go to bed ..Zzzzzzz



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