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Steady-State Calculation Process

The document outlines the steps to calculate flamelet equations for steady-state combustion by first initializing variables like species concentrations and molecular weights. It then enters a time loop where it updates concentrations based on mass fractions and kinetics, solving the transport equation at each time step until the end time is reached.

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Steady-State Calculation Process

The document outlines the steps to calculate flamelet equations for steady-state combustion by first initializing variables like species concentrations and molecular weights. It then enters a time loop where it updates concentrations based on mass fractions and kinetics, solving the transport equation at each time step until the end time is reached.

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Get Steady­State

Start
with no combuation

YO2 YH2 YO2

Z=0 Z=1 Z=0 Z=1

Calculate flamelet equation

Start Time Loop

Update mean molecular weight
Update concentraion based on mass fraction

Calc kinetic

Start time loop for chemistry
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Increment time a) Calc change of concentration for each species
b) Calc new concentration of each species
c) Loop till no change appear anymore
c) Loop a­b till no change appear anymore
d) move on within chemistry time loop till we get time of tranport loop
d) increment time, back to a) till chemistry time is equal to tranport time
e) Update the mass fraction with the new concentrations

Solve tranport equation (explicit or implicit) | no source term

End time reached?

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