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Hi All,
I am having some difficulties determining mixture fraction in fluent. I am simulating gas oil (c16h29) and my mixture is comprised of c16h19, o2 and n2 (i want to determine the mixture fraction before combustion begins). How can i determine the mixture fraction of my gaseous fuel in a given plane in Fluent? Any suggestion(s) will be highly appreciated. Counting on your assistance. James |
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define it by mass fraction.
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Hi, how is it done? If you do it by using mass fraction, will the results be normalized?
Thanks again for the help. James |
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hi
for this u have to adapt the region whr u want to key in the volume fraction of the mixture...do adapt...>region give x and y values and click on mark..then close now go to initialize and initialize the values and then go to solve---->initialize--->patch...and under phases select ur phase and select volume fraction and in values give the values.. hope it works bye |
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