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July 20, 2007, 00:28 |
Combusting Particles
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Dear FLUENT users,
I am modeling solid particles combustion with FLUENT. Under materials panel, for the combusting particles, there are places for these 2 inputs: (1) Burnout Stochiometric ratio (2) Heat of reaction for burnout In the user's guide, 'Burnout Stoichiometric ratio' is explained as mass of oxidant needed per mass of char; which will mean I will get the same 2.67 value for all types of coal or solids that undergone this reaction: char + O2 --> CO2, where char = C<s> material in FLUENT. Similarly, for 'Heat of reaction for burnout', it is the heat released by surface char combustion reaction, i.e. the heat released per unit mass of char consumed in the reaction; so if I have this equation C<s> + O2 --> CO2 for different types of coal or solids, I will get the same value of 3.935e+08, i.e. the heat of reaction of C<s> + O2 -->CO2. In short, no matter what solid I use, as long as the char reaction is C<s> + O2 --> CO2 , I will always get (1) as 2.67 and (2) as 3.935e+08. Does this really make sense? I suspect I'm wrong somewhere...can someone please help me? Many thanks. |
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