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Fluent Combustion Modeling Case Studies1999 User Group Meeting Short Course Case 1: IFRF swirling pulverized coal flame Grid Turbulence modeling Gas phase combustion modeling (1) Gas phase combustion modeling (2) Gas phase combustion modeling (3) Discrete phase modeling (1) Discrete phase modeling (2) Radiation modeling NOx modeling Results (1) Velocity field Results (2) Turbulence field Results (3) Temperature/species field Results (4) Species field Results (5) Velocity field Solution strategy Case 2: GE LM-1600 gas turbine combustor Grid Turbulence modeling Gas phase combustion modeling (1) Gas phase combustion modeling (2) Gas phase combustion modeling (3) Gas phase combustion modeling (4) NOx modeling (1) NOx modeling (2) NOx modeling (3) Case 3: Large Eddy Simulation of Combustion Instability Large Eddy Simulation (1) Large Eddy Simulation (2) Large Eddy Simulation (3) Large Eddy Simulation (4) Solution Parameters Cold flow results (1) Cold flow results (2) Animation of product mass fraction  Animation of product mass fraction  FLUENT 5.1 - Physical Models Benchmark for DPM parallelization Done for industrial boiler with 155K tet. cells, 6 species with reactions, 500 combusting particles, and 10 stochastic tries per particle Filtered momentum equation subgrid stress tensor modeled as (Smagorinsky) Smagorinsky constant Cs=0.1 Governing equations Filtered species G equation for premixed combustion Turbulent flame speed determined by the RNG model Laminar flame speed Sl=23cm/s Source term in the energy equation, Governing equations Axisymmetric model 48k quad cells in grid grid size ~ 0.3mm, Taylor length scale ~ 0.9mm QUICK spatial differencing (third order) Second order time differencing Dt =10-5s inlet flame holder measurement location measurement location is 42mm downstream of flame-holder Time trace of axial velocity flow-rate = 66.3 m3/h Discrete Fourier Transform experimental hot wire voltage signal scaled to match Fluent Ins