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October 18, 2007, 04:32	Partial Stirred Reactor (PASR)	#1
George Guest Posts: n/a	I am writing a reacting CFD code for internal combustion engines and I want to incorporate the reaction rates in the species equations. I have read a lot about the Reitz-Kong method for the reaction terms. But the thing I haven't understood is, if it is the same as the PASR method. Are there any differences between these methods? Thank you in advance

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