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CFDger August 25, 2020 04:27

Modeling chemical Equilibrium and non-Equilibrium
 
Hi,



I am modeling hypersonic flow around an object. Due to the high temperatures occuring in the shock layer I have to model chemical reactions which I implemented (chemical kinetics input file and thermodynamic database).



1) I want to start by modeling the reactions in chemical equilibrium and if that works out I want to try chemical non equilibrium.
In the user and theory guide I was able to find stuff regarding modeling of chemical equilibrium in combustion processes. But as I am modeling the dissociation and recombination of air (5 species 17 reaction model) this probably doesn't fit my case.
I tried to model Species Transport + Volumetric Reactions + Relax to Cehmical Equilibrium. But the results I get look like chemical nonequilibrium. But I am not sure.
If I model Transport + Volumetric Reactions + Stiff Chemistry Solver or Chemkin CFD Solver I think chemical nonequilibrium is solved.
Which chemistry solver/settings are needed to model equilibrium/non-equilibrium.




2) As far as I understand Fluent models vibrational/thermal equilibrium as standard, is that correct? And if yes, how can I model vibrational/thermal non-equilibrium (with an additional vibrational temperature).

Do I have to write UDFs for all this?


Thanks!

CFDger September 16, 2020 07:19

Nobody has experience with this? Or is this question too trivial?


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