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July 21, 2011, 08:24 |
Boundary conditions in combustion Problem
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José Rodrigues
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Hi
I am simulating a combustion chamber for flameless combustion with the outlet boundaries pretty close to the inlet boundaries. When I ignite the mixture, the simulation diverges (the temperatures get higher and higher) as the hot air gets closer to the outlet. I checked on the solution right before the crash and I saw that the outlet temperature did not changed as the hot gases approached with temperatures 2000k higher. 1) I am setting zeroGradient in this boundary, which should allow the outlet temperature to raise with the outgoing gases. Am I right?? 2) Also, a colleague suggested me use extrapolation to set the boundary values. How does OpenFoam do extrapolation for BCs? 3) What does $internalField do? For example in the dictionary Code:
Outlet { type fixedValue; value $internalField; } Thx |
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