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April 20, 2005, 08:26
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lifted laminar propane flame
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i m having problems on modelling lifted laminar flame using propane as fuel, non-premixed with oxidizer.
should i use prepdf's stretched flamelet? because i cant find propane in the chemical files from prepdf db. can 1 create my own? |
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April 23, 2005, 11:22
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Re: lifted laminar propane flame
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Hi slavyler I think you should use a chemical pcakage like CHEMKIN or CEA if c3h8 is not set in prepdf!!!
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April 24, 2005, 01:55
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Re: lifted laminar propane flame
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yeah.... i have tried CHEMKIN both ver 1 and 2..there's no propane. i just got hold of ver3.. so i m going 2 tried it soon.. and does it matter if there is other species in the file but i am not using them?? does that effect my results?
thx abel!! |
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