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Ansys Forte Exhaust Port Initialisation

    • Akmol Hossain
      Subscriber

      In the Ansys Forte Tutorial, the initialisation composition for the exhaust port is given as follows:

      It is for the combustion of Gasoline with 10% EGR. My question is how did they get the quantity for H2O and CO2 in this composition?

      For your information, I am trying to configure the settings for Hydrogen Combustion. 

    • SRP
      Ansys Employee

      Hi,

      Combustion stoichiometry can be used to calculate the amounts of H2O and CO2 produced during the combustion of gasoline with 10% EGR. Combustion stoichiometry is a technique for figuring out the quantities of the reactants and products in a combustion process as well as balancing the chemical equation for the reaction.We may use the balanced equation and the known amount of gasoline consumed in the reaction to determine the amount of H2O and CO2 created during burning. We can determine the mass of CO2 and H2O produced, presuming complete combustion of the petrol.

      Hope you find it useful.

      Thank you.

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