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Greetings,
I would have a question concerning a methane-skeletal mechnism given in one of the tutorials. The tutorial's name is "PDF Transport Simulation of Sandia Flame". Here a 16 species, 41 reaction mechanism for non-premixed methane combustion is used. This mechanism apparently performs well (compared to GriMech 3), but all validations I found were under atmospheric conditions*. Yet my application in slightly pressurized (3.4bar). So here comes the question: Has anybody used this mechanism under pressurized conditions and could possibly validate its behaviour? Thanks in advance. Best regards, Bane *The model seems to be based upon "Numerical modeling of turbulent natural-gas diffusion flames" by Peeters. |
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