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Andrea
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Hi everybody,
I am modelling a DLE micro gas turbine combustor using the partially premixed model in Fluent. I have noticed that using the steady flamelet model with GRI3.0 chemical mechanism the temperature at the combustor outlet is significantly underpredicted. After a short investigation, I found that I have a significant percentage of uburned fuel at the outlet (mass fraction of CH4 at the outlet is about 3e-3 which is very high). The same problem is present using Chemical equilibrium approach instead of the steady flamelet. I do not face this problem using the eddy dissipation model (CH4 at the outlet is of the order of e-8, as it should be) and the outlet temperature value is correct. Any idea on what is going on with the partially premixed model? Cheers Andrea |
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