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  3. I am creating an FGM PDF table from one of the Chemkin Model Fuel Libraries. While checking my properties under Species Model, I noticed that the Laminar Flame Speed table is all zeros. What does this mean?

I am creating an FGM PDF table from one of the Chemkin Model Fuel Libraries. While checking my properties under Species Model, I noticed that the Laminar Flame Speed table is all zeros. What does this mean?

Tagged: 19, Flamelet Models, fluent, fluid-dynamics, Species/Reactions
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:17 am
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      Laminar flame speed information is embedded in the Model Fuel libraries. To extract this information, the pdf-mixture properties must be set up correctly. To do this, open the pdf-mixture property and change the Laminar Flame Speed property to Laminar-Flame-Speed-Library. Then, generate your PDF table. If your PDF table is already generated, go to Species Model> Properties and click Recalculate Properties. To store this new information in the PDF, resave the PDF after the recalculation.

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