NASA NTRS · 19930003500
Computational fluid dynamics combustion analysis evaluation
Abstract
This study involves the development of numerical modelling in spray combustion. These modelling efforts are mainly motivated to improve the computational efficiency in the stochastic particle tracking method as well as to incorporate the physical submodels of turbulence, combustion, vaporization, and dense spray effects. The present mathematical formulation and numerical methodologies can be casted in any time-marching pressure correction methodologies (PCM) such as FDNS code and MAST code. A sequence of validation cases involving steady burning sprays and transient evaporating sprays will be included.
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Kim, Y. M., Shang, H. M., Chen, C. P., Ziebarth, J. P.. 1992-04-01. Computational fluid dynamics combustion analysis evaluation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930003500
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