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March 13, 2015, 11:54 |
non-premixed combustion fluent
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Dear all,
I'm simulating a gasoline combustion in a chamber with stagnant gas. I used the non-premixed combustion and a dpm model for the fuel drops injection . I obtained a good evolution of spray combustion with a temperature that increases above 2000K and this is what i expected, but i have a problem with the pressure because it remains the same (101325 Pa) and doesn't increase! Can you help me? thank you for your attention |
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April 28, 2015, 04:19 |
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Mochibaru
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I need your help regarding your Case as mine case is almost similar to yours. I want to know how you model the stagnant gas inside the chamber while modelling DPM of Fluent where continuous phase need to be having some velocity. Thanks for your help |
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April 28, 2015, 10:05 |
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mokrane
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hey DRFd, i have the same simulation as you, my probleme is that how you get your mass flow of the injection, i never get the right massflow while the dpm converged.
thanks for your help |
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