Non-charring pyrolysis in developed version

benksy · September 2, 2019, 17:49

Hi Foamers,

I'm currently working on simulating a pyrolyses process on a PMMA. The developed version of fireFoam crashes whenever the reaction is set to non-charring as follow "S1 = G1". This error does not seem to be present in the 2.2.x or 2.4.x version of fireFOAM

I suspect that the solid reaction used by later versions of OpenFOAM requires the reaction to be S1 = S2 + G1.

I'm quite new to C++ and OpenFOAM, so any hint on which source code/direction I should look is much appreciated.

Many Thanks!

Ben

Zhiheng Wang · February 25, 2020, 23:45

Hi use OpenFOAM plus version and try to rewrite boundary conditions

ArminAlavi · February 1, 2021, 07:17

Hello Benjamin
I am facing the same problem. I want to simulate the pyrolysis of a non-charring material. I use OpenFOAM 6. Did you manage to solve your problem. I would really appreciate your guidance on this matter.

September 2, 2019, 17:49	Non-charring pyrolysis in developed version	#1
benksy New Member Benjamin Khoo Join Date: Aug 2018 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 7	Hi Foamers, I'm currently working on simulating a pyrolyses process on a PMMA. The developed version of fireFoam crashes whenever the reaction is set to non-charring as follow "S1 = G1". This error does not seem to be present in the 2.2.x or 2.4.x version of fireFOAM I suspect that the solid reaction used by later versions of OpenFOAM requires the reaction to be S1 = S2 + G1. I'm quite new to C++ and OpenFOAM, so any hint on which source code/direction I should look is much appreciated. Many Thanks! Ben

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