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October 18, 2004, 04:27 |
Very simple combustion problem.
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Hi, I am having serious problems with what seems to be a very straight forward problem.
I have 2 inlets and an outlet. Very simple 2-D axisymmetric model. One inlet I have Oxygen and the other Hydrogen. O2/H2 ratio is about 3:1 I am using the Hydrogen/Air mixture template. I have a good model with very good residuals under non-reacting conditions. I have a well adapted mesh. Problem: I apply a temperature patch to a region near the inlet. Solution runs and the temperature increases over 3000K as expected. After about 5000 or so iterations, the flowfield is cold and there is no longer a flame. I cant work it out and would be extremely grateful of any assistance. Jouch |
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