hello everyone
I have a question about the combustion model used by default, it was stated in the technical reference guide FDS 6.7.6, that FDS uses EDC when it is a diffusion flame and the kinetics are fast compared with the mixing, where the combustion model is based on the mixing-Limited when its mixed reaction and more complicated (CO and soot formation).
so my question is :
1) the FDS is not based on mixture fraction in the general approach anymore?
2) in my case :
&REAC FUEL = 'Epoxy'
FYI = 'C_1 H_1.3 O_0.2, NFPA Handbook, Babrauskas'
SOOT_YIELD = 0.01
CO_YIELD = 0.25
C = 1
H = 1.3
O = 0.2 /
&SURF ID='fire' , HRRPUA=1800 , RAMP_Q='q1'/
since I imposed (soot and co) then the combustion model used based on mixing-Limited or the EDC since the fuel and the air are not mixed? thank you in advance
best regards
hello everyone I have a question about the combustion model used by default, it was stated in the technical reference guide FDS 6.7.6, that FDS uses EDC when it is a diffusion flame and the kinetics are fast compared with the mixing, where the combustion model is based on the mixing-Limited when its mixed reaction and more complicated (CO and soot formation). so my question is : 1) the FDS is not based on mixture fraction in the general approach anymore? 2) in my case :
&REAC FUEL = 'Epoxy' FYI = 'C_1 H_1.3 O_0.2, NFPA Handbook, Babrauskas' SOOT_YIELD = 0.01 CO_YIELD = 0.25 C = 1 H = 1.3 O = 0.2 /
&SURF ID='fire' , HRRPUA=1800 , RAMP_Q='q1'/
since I imposed (soot and co) then the combustion model used based on mixing-Limited or the EDC since the fuel and the air are not mixed? thank you in advance best regards