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Heat release modeling
FPVA-based model
V. Terrapon and H. Pitsch
1Stanford PSAAP Center - Working draft
Why is turbulent combustion challenging?
QUALITATIVE
A large range of scales is involved!
Typical engineering application
Turbulent flow
Chemistry
10-9 10-6 10-3 100 103
Integral length scale
Reaction zone thickness
Kolmogorov length scale
Reaction time scale
[m] [s]
➔ Equations are very stiff➔ DNS is usually not possible
(LES/RANS)
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Closure is requiredSource term is highly non-linear
Decaying isotropic turbulence
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∂ρ ̃ Y i∂t
+∇ ρuYi( ) =∇ ρDi∇Yi( ) + ˙ m i
Average species transport equation:
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∂ρ ̃ Y i∂t
= ˙ m i
The source term:
Average species transport equation simplifies:
Diffusive and convective terms can usually be treated like for the NS equations
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˙ m i = W iν ij K fj X k[ ]ν kj
'
− Krj Xk[ ]ν kj
''
k =1
Nsp
∏k =1
N sp
∏ ⎛
⎝ ⎜ ⎜
⎞
⎠ ⎟ ⎟
j =1
Nreac
∑
with
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K fj = A fjTβ j exp −
E j
RT ⎛ ⎝ ⎜
⎞ ⎠ ⎟
Species mass fraction
DNS
From M. Ihme
Flamelets
From mean quantities
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Tabulated chemistry as a potential solution
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0 =ρχ2
∂2φ∂Z 2 + ˙ m φ
Transformation and asymptotic approximation leads to equations for the flame micro-structure similar to the flamelet equations
Flame strain is measured by the scalar dissipation rate
Mixture fraction
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χ=2D∂Z∂x ⎛ ⎝ ⎜
⎞ ⎠ ⎟2
Steady diffusion flame solution for H2/air flame at χst =1
Scale separation allows us to pre-compute and tabulate chemistry as function of Z and χ
Zst
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Diffusion flame regime
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∂φ∂τ
= ˙ m φ
Auto-ignition regime
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∂φ∂τ
=ρχ2
∂ 2φ∂Z 2 + ˙ m φ
Combustion model for high-speed flows based on tabulated chemistry
Assumptions Current combustion model•Species mass fractions independent of compressibility effects•Flame micro-structure
•Based on Flamelet Progress Variable Approach (FPVA)*
•Tabulated chemistry•Temperature computed from species mass fractions and energy (not from chemistry table)•3 additional transport equations for the mean and variance of the mixture fraction and for the progress variable
•Complex chemistry mechanism•Only few additional scalars to solve•Turbulence – chemistry interaction
Pros•Compressibility effects on chemistry not accounted for•Accuracy of ignition dynamics
Cons
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* Pierce & Moin, 2004; Ihme et al., 20055
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Model algorithmTransported
variables
NSE
Turbulence
Combustion
Tabulated chemistry• Table lookup• Pre-computed
chemistry
Temperature• Newton
iteration• Not looked up
from table
All other quantities
• EOS • Mixing
rules
Chemistry does not account for compressibility
effects and viscous heating
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Source term of progress variable C has a strong pressure dependence
•Dynamics of flame strongly dependent on pressure•Quadratic dependence (mostly 2 body interactions)•Rescaling of source term for progress variableSc(P) = Sc(Pref) P2/P2
ref
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Rescaled source term as function of the progress variable
•Dynamics of flame strongly dependent on pressure•Quadratic dependence (mostly 2 body interactions)•Rescaling of source term for progress variableSc(P) = Sc(Pref) P2/P2
ref
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Z = Zst = 0.028
P