Dear all,
I'm currently performing some runs with gas combustion and I'm trying to find some tips and tricks in order to have a flame countour, but I don't know exactly how to do this.
Would someone have an idea? Looking at contours of YM_FUEL (I guess it is a mass fraction and not a volumic fraction) at LFL is the only solution I am
currently thinking about...
Best regards and thank you in advance for your feedback.
Julien
Flame visualization when using gas combustion
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Mickael Hassanaly
Re: Flame visualization when using gas combustion
Hello,
You can make an isocontour of a low epsilon of Var_FrMe. Otherwise an isocontour or isovolume of temperature should be ok also.
And YM_fuel is a mass fraction of course. It's a mistake in the code.
Mickaël
You can make an isocontour of a low epsilon of Var_FrMe. Otherwise an isocontour or isovolume of temperature should be ok also.
And YM_fuel is a mass fraction of course. It's a mistake in the code.
Mickaël