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February 22, 2018, 11:43 |
Evaporation
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Hamed
Join Date: May 2017
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If you have several injectors that inject different parcels, how to model their evaporation in CONVERGE?
In your example, you use DIESEL2 as a parcel and C7H16 as its evaporation source that included in therm and mech files. I think that we can use a composite file as evaporation sources, however, the code takes the mass diffusivity constants for a fuel. Should we use a UDF file or a reasonable assumption? My next question is : How to choose fuel_name for a blend of fuels in the SAGE solver? Regards, |
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February 26, 2018, 11:47 |
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Yanheng Li
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Location: Convergent Science, Madison WI
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Hi,
You can tune the mass diffusivity in spray.in like this: 5.44e-06 evap_d0_diffuse Liquid species mass diffusivity variable (gas state). 1.6 evap_n_diffuse Liquid species mass diffusivity variable (gas state). Currently, we assume they are constant for each liquids. User can change them in user_spray_evap.c. For your second question, this name is not used in the SAGE solver, so basically you can specify whatever name you want and will not make a difference. |
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