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December 18, 2005, 05:59	Combustion	#1
Vix Guest Posts: n/a	Hello all. I have a question regarding combustion simulation in Fluent. I am simulating a burner with fuel-oil combustion, and I am interested what are the best strategies for simulating combustion in CFD. Is it better to start a combustion isimulation from a previuosly converged cold-flow solution or not? When is it better to include particles, before I turn on PDF or at the same time..... Or should I just simulate all at once? Thanks!

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