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How do I use the Flamelet Generated Model?

Tagged: 16.1, combustion, Flamelet Models, fluent, fluid-dynamics, reaction, Species/Reactions
    • March 17, 2023 at 1:11 pm
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      The Flamelet Generated Manifold (FGM) model is a type of Flamelet model. Unlike the Laminar Flamelet model, the reaction space of the FGM model is parameterized by Reaction Progress (and not just Strain Rate). This parameterization prevents the FGM solution from approaching chemical equilibrium (which will occur in Laminar Flamelet calculations), and allows for better predictions of non-equilibrium intermediates. The Fluent FGM model is easy to use, and the setup steps are virtually identical to those of the Laminar Flamelet model.

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      1. solution_2030178_FGM.pdf

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