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    This document summarizes a study on the simulation of steady and unsteady laminar diffusion flames using Newton's method. The study uses the compressible Navier-Stokes equations and Fick's laws of diffusion to model the gas flow and chemical reactions. The transport equations are discretized using central difference methods, upwind differencing for nonlinear terms, and backward Euler for temporal derivatives. Boundary conditions are defined at the axis of symmetry, outer zone, inlet, and exit. Grid generation and solution of the governing equations are discussed. Results show the temperature profile reaches a steady state solution with a maximum temperature of 2050K at t=0.125 seconds.

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    This document summarizes a study on the simulation of steady and unsteady laminar diffusion flames using Newton's method. The study uses the compressible Navier-Stokes equations and Fick's laws of diffusion to model the gas flow and chemical reactions. The transport equations are discretized using central difference methods, upwind differencing for nonlinear terms, and backward Euler for temporal derivatives. Boundary conditions are defined at the axis of symmetry, outer zone, inlet, and exit. Grid generation and solution of the governing equations are discussed. Results show the temperature profile reaches a steady state solution with a maximum temperature of 2050K at t=0.125 seconds.

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    This document summarizes a study on the simulation of steady and unsteady laminar diffusion flames using Newton's method. The study uses the compressible Navier-Stokes equations and Fick's laws of diffusion to model the gas flow and chemical reactions. The transport equations are discretized using central difference methods, upwind differencing for nonlinear terms, and backward Euler for temporal derivatives. Boundary conditions are defined at the axis of symmetry, outer zone, inlet, and exit. Grid generation and solution of the governing equations are discussed. Results show the temperature profile reaches a steady state solution with a maximum temperature of 2050K at t=0.125 seconds.

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    This document summarizes a study on the simulation of steady and unsteady laminar diffusion flames using Newton's method. The study uses the compressible Navier-Stokes equations and Fick's laws of diffusion to model the gas flow and chemical reactions. The transport equations are discretized using central difference methods, upwind differencing for nonlinear terms, and backward Euler for temporal derivatives. Boundary conditions are defined at the axis of symmetry, outer zone, inlet, and exit. Grid generation and solution of the governing equations are discussed. Results show the temperature profile reaches a steady state solution with a maximum temperature of 2050K at t=0.125 seconds.

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    STUDY OF LAMINAR DIFFUSION FLAMES (NEWTONS METHOD)

    BY-:

    ABHISHEK KUMAR
    Roll Number-:123601

    POINTS TO BE DISSCUSSED-:
    1. Introduction
    2. Governing Equations 3. Boundary Conditions 4. Discretization 5. Boundary Conditions 6. Grid Generation 7. Analysis and Results

    Introduction
    1. Simulation of steady and Unsteady Laminar Diffusion flames 2. Laminar diffusion flame model consists of-: Gas flow-:Solved using Navier-Stokes equation Chemical reaction Solved using Flame sheet model

    Governing Equations
    Assuming gas obeys Ficks law of Diffusion then the flow is governed by Compressible Navier-Stokes Equation In the process of obtaining the flow characteristics of the laminar diffused flames the following equations are used-:

    Vorticity-Velocity formation of Navier-Stokes Equation

    The transport equations for unsteady non-reacting gas flows can be thus written as follows-: 1.

    2.

    3.

    Boundary Conditions-:
    For solving the equation given above the following boundary conditions are defined-:
    1. 2. 3. 4. At the axis of symmetry(r=0)----u=0,v/r=0,w=0, s/r=0 At the outer zone(r=r)---u=0,u/r=0,w=u/z, v/r=0,s=0 At inlet(z=0)----u=0,v=v (r) , w=u/z-v/r,s=s (r)
    0 0

    At exit(z=l)-----u=0, v/z=0, w/z=0, s/z=0

    Convergence condition-:||u(n)<10^-(4)||

    Discretization
    First order linear Derivatives and Second order derivatives -:By central difference method First order non linear Derivatives such as convective terms-

    :Monotonic Upwind Difference


    Terms involving temporal derivatives-:Second order backward Euler

    scheme
    Terms involving spatial derivatives-:Central difference

    ANALYSIS
    SOLUTION VECTOR,F=[F1 F2 F3 F4]

    Note-: U1=U, U2=V, U3=W, U4=S

    Fig1-:A Nine point generated grid

    Optimum Solution-:

    Fig2-:At t=0.125 sec the temperature profile obtained is close to steady state solution with highest temperature of 2050K

    RESULTS-:

    References-:
    [1]Wensheng Shen,JunZang,Fuquian Yang Newtons method for reacting and nonreacting flows,University of Kentucky,U.S.A

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