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May 6, 2003, 13:26 |
COMBUSTION MODELS
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Hello to everybody!
I would need to know what's the best strategy to use STAR-CD combustion models for combustor simulations. More in detail, I wonder wether EBU model is suitable in all conditions or if it's better to use Hybrid model or Combined Time Scale Model. Moreover, for Hybrid model and ComTime Model I would need a whole set of coeffcients for methane combustion, using first a single reaction scheme (CH4+2O2-->CO2+2H2O) and then a 2-reactions scheme (CH4+1.5O2-->CO+2H2O, CO+0.5O2-->CO2). I will be happy to receive comments from everybody Thank you in advanve Stefano |
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May 15, 2003, 08:09 |
Re: COMBUSTION MODELS
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Dear Stefano,
According to my experience COMTIME model yiels the most realistis results. Regards, Julie |
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