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Victory March 19, 2002 05:15

Combustion at varying pressure
 
Hi! Anybody knows how to solve combustion in the channel with varyng pressure? PrePDF calculate properties of species at constant pressure. Victory

Greg Perkins March 21, 2002 19:22

Re: Combustion at varying pressure
 
I've never used this model, so don't really know...but is the change in the pressure in the channel significant in relation to the total operating pressure?

It depends on your problem I suppose, but often I would guess that pressure changes in the channel are small compared to the operating pressure and hence can be neglected as a first approximation.

What do others think?

Greg

Erwin March 22, 2002 10:54

Re: Combustion at varying pressure
 
You could always try the Magnussen model and compressible flow.

Victory March 26, 2002 05:43

Re: Combustion at varying pressure
 
Hi! Thank's for answers! I think, the Magnussen model leaves out of account the reaction kinetics

Victory

Erwin March 26, 2002 09:30

Re: Combustion at varying pressure
 
No, you input the reaction stoichiometry and kinetics parameters both. Try e.g. the methane-air two step mixture that is present in the Fluent database.


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