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March 28, 2017, 06:49 |
Can CONVERGE handel very low fuel temp in gas turbine
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Hello Convergent Science,
I've been trying to run a combustion case whose fuel injection tempurature is very low, around 100K. I keep seeing energy convergence problems, such as. ERROR: Something is wrong in function get_temp_from_table_massfrac: upper_energy_value must be greater than lower_energy_value! upper_energy_value is -nan(ind), and lower_energy_value is -nan(ind). So I wonder if there is anything that I should pay particular attention when running such a case. Should model parameters be anything different from those in regular IC engine cases? Thanks |
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March 28, 2017, 09:45 |
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Chris Pounds
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I would check your case setup pretty carefully - somewhere theres a "minimum temperature in domain" limiter.
Check also your gas simulation parameters for the critical temperature and the contents of your therm.dat file for species whose data does not go below 0 celsius - checking a few likely suspects (O2, N2) their property curves end at 300K for the therm.dat file I'm using. I'd suggest you get in touch with tech support to see if they can help you out with therm.dat (and maybe mechanism?) files for cryogenic species. |
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March 28, 2017, 11:16 |
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Yajuvendra Shekhawat
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Hi learner1111,
Try using the following in your inputs.in (real gas properties and critical condition data): Code:
* * 3 eos_flag Equation of state: 0=ideal gas, 1=Redlich-Kwong, 2=Redlich-Kwong-Soave, 3=Peng-Robinson. 1 real_gas_prop_flag 0=Thermodynamic quantities are only function of T, 1=Thermodynamic quantities are only function of both T and P. * "crit_conditions.dat" crit_temp Filename for gas species critical properties. "crit_conditions.dat" crit_pres Filename for gas species critical properties. "crit_conditions.dat" acentric_factor Filename for gas species critical properties. * * Code:
# species crit_temp crit_pres acentric_factor DEFAULT 133.0 3.77e+6 0.035 N2 126.19 3.3978e+6 0.039 O2 154.58 5.043e+6 0.025 CH4 190.6 4.61e+6 0.011 CH2O 408.0 6.59e+6 0.253 C2H2 308.3 6.138e+6 0.19 C2H3 308.3 6.138e+6 0.19 C2H4 282.5 5.06e+6 0.089 C3H4 402.4 5.63e+6 0.215 C6H12 504.03 3.14e+6 0.28 C7H16 540.2 2.74e+6 0.349 C10H22 617.8 2.11e+6 0.489 CO 134.45 3.49875e+6 0.066 CO2 304.18 7.38e+6 0.2373 HO2 728.0 22.0e+6 0.0 H2 33.18 1.3e+6 -0.216 H2O 647.0 22.064e+6 0.344 H2O2 728.0 22.0e+6 0.0 NO 180.0 6.48e+6 0.588 JP10 698.0 3733000.0 0.035 |
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