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August 20, 2007, 09:23 |
detailed chemistry EDC model
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Does anyone know which reactor type Fluent uses in the detailed reaction modeling when using the Eddy Dissipation Concept (EDC). In the manual it only states: "In FLUENT, combustion at the fine scales is assumed to occur as a constant pressure reactor, with initial conditions taken as the current species and temperature in the cell. Reactions proceed over the time scale (tau*), governed by the Arrhenius rates of Equation 14.1-8, and are integrated numerically using the ISAT algorithm [290]."
But a constant pressure reactor can be both PSR or plug flow. The theory behind the EDC model states that PSR reactors should be used, but it would probably be a lot easier to reach convergence with a PFR type reactor. I would like to compare different combustion mechanisms, but which reactor type should I compar them in? |
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