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  3. In the course СFX Combustion_Radiation, the lecture on Radiation provides coefficients for Weighted Sum of Grey Gases model (WSGGM) for methane How can I configure the WSGGM for propane and ethane?Is there a way to fit those coefficients?

In the course СFX Combustion_Radiation, the lecture on Radiation provides coefficients for Weighted Sum of Grey Gases model (WSGGM) for methane How can I configure the WSGGM for propane and ethane?Is there a way to fit those coefficients?

Tagged: 2019 R2, cfx, combustion, fluid-dynamics, Heat Transfer and Radiation, Modeling/Setup Advice
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:59 am
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      Participant

      The WSGG model coefficients given in the CFX Combustion and Radiation course can be used for any hydrocarbon fuel. In fact the fuel itself makes a small contribution relative to CO2 and H2O.

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