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immortality March 19, 2013 14:26

how can simulate mixuring of two gases?
 
i want to simulate a closed tube of stationary air that opens to a gas (that's the result of burner like CO2) that flows into from a patch and mixes with air.
How can i set a patch so that only gas flow into the domain of problem?

immortality March 27, 2013 19:49

what are your advices or hints OpenFOAMers?
I only want a different gas enters from a patch into damain of air.
What things should be considered?

immortality March 28, 2013 07:54

should I use two phase modeles or two species modeles?how?
all full helps or only little hints are appreciated! :)

immortality March 28, 2013 07:55

should I use two phase modeles or two species modeles?how?
all full helps or only little hints are appreciated!:p

vainilreb March 28, 2013 08:31

Have a look at the combustion solvers. ReactingFoam with reactions turned off might fit for your purpose, I don't know the other ones.

immortality March 28, 2013 09:23

thank you Robert
I hadn't thinked about combustion solvers.
I'll try it.

immortality March 29, 2013 00:02

which gas or simple combination can better stand for burned gas from combustion in gas turbines?
A single gas is better so it suffice be only different from air.
is Co2 for example suitable for burned gas?

immortality April 6, 2013 18:12

is reactingFoam compressible?which gas is more suitable for burnt gas out from gas turbine combustor?or how to model it?with a combination?


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