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Ethanol reaction

    • Zwernjayden
      Subscriber

      When I use the default ethanol and air reaction in fluent, the temp reaches 4500K+, well above the the flame temp for an ethanol reaction. I noticed this when using eddy dissipation and eddy dissipation concept. Any idea why?

    • SVV
      Ansys Employee

      Hi,

      Can you confirm if the simulation is well converged. 

    • Zwernjayden
      Subscriber

      Ya, it converged pretty well. My goal is to use dpm for the liquid, but to check if it was working I just assumed it was a gas. The temp started out around 2500K which is what I expect, but as it converged it increased to 4500k+

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