Generating the FGM Table
You import the chemistry definition using Chemkin files, and build the FGM table in Simcenter STAR-CCM+.
To generate the FGM table:
- Right-click the Import Chemistry Definition (Chemkin format). node and select
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In the Import Chemkin Files dialog:
The Output window confirms that the files and species are imported successfully, and the node is populated with all of the reactions in the mechanism.
Before generating the FGM library and constructing the FGM table, you define the premixed mixture fraction in the fuel stream and specify the number of grid points for mixture fraction and mixture fraction variance.
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Expand the
node and set the following properties:
Node Property Setting Fuel Fluid Stream Components C3H8, 0.0369 N2, 0.7416 O2, 0.2215 Temperature 600 K The 0D Ignition by default. For this tutorial, we maintain the 0D reactor as it is faster to generate than the 1D reactor. However, the turbulent premixed flames in this tutorial are better suited to the 1D reactor.is set to -
Select the
(custom editor), in addition to the species that are previously selected, add CO and OH. node and using the
For perfectly premixed systems, the
equivalence ratio and mixture fraction are constant. Consequently, there are no
fluctuations in mixture fraction, and the variance is zero. You can create a
significantly smaller flamelet table by forcing the number of mixture fraction
points to 2 (the minimum), where one stream—in this case, the fuel stream—is set to
the premixed composition. Also, you set the number of mixture fraction variance
points to 1.
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Edit the
node and set the following properties:
Node Property Setting Mixture Fraction Use Adaptive Number of Grid Points Deactivate Number of Grid Points 2 Mixture Fraction Variance Use Adaptive Number of Grid Points Deactivate Number of Grid Points 1 -
Right-click the
Generate FGM Library and Construct Table.
node and select
The Output window updates with the progress of the table generation. When complete, the species appear under thenode.
- Save the simulation.