Laminar flame speed obtained from the SCOPE correlation.
Seven parameters are specified in terms of polynomial functions of stoichiometry. Two polynomials are fitted, covering different parts of the flammable range. If the mixture is outside the fitted range, linear interpolation is used between the extreme of the polynomio and the upper or lower flammable limit with the Markstein number constant.
Seven parameters are specified in terms of polynomial functions of
stoichiometry. Two polynomials are fitted, covering different parts of the
flammable range. If the mixture is outside the fitted range, linear
interpolation is used between the extreme of the polynomio and the upper or
lower flammable limit with the Markstein number constant.
Variations of pressure and temperature from the reference values are taken into account through \f$ pexp \f$ and \f$ texp \f$
Variations of pressure and temperature from the reference values are taken
into account through \f$ pexp \f$ and \f$ texp \f$
The laminar burning velocity fitting polynomio is:
The laminar burning velocity fitting polynomial is:
\f$ Su = a_{0}(1+a_{1}x+K+..a_{i}x^{i}..+a_{6}x^{6}) (p/p_{ref})^{pexp} (T/T_{ref})^{texp} \f$
\f$ Su = a_{0}(1+a_{1}x+K+..a_{i}x^{i}..+a_{6}x^{6}) (p/p_{ref})^{pexp}
(T/T_{ref})^{texp} \f$
where:
\f$ a_{i} \f$ are the polinomial coefficients.
\f$ a_{i} \f$ are the polinomial coefficients.
\f$ pexp \f$ and \f$ texp \f$ are the pressure and temperature factors respectively.
\f$ pexp \f$ and \f$ texp \f$ are the pressure and temperature factors
respectively.
\f$ x \f$ is the equivalence ratio.
\f$ x \f$ is the equivalence ratio.
\f$ T_{ref} \f$ and \f$ p_{ref} \f$ are the temperature and pressure references for the laminar burning velocity.
\f$ T_{ref} \f$ and \f$ p_{ref} \f$ are the temperature and pressure
