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flareFGM –– Turbulcence-Chemistry Interaction Model
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Description
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The FlaRe (Flamelet Revised) model is a derivative of the FGM approach, with particular focus on the scalar dissipation rate and statistical correlation modelling. Like other FGM models, a flamelet library is required for the flareFGM model to run in DeepFlame.


References
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[RANS]: Z. Chen, S. Ruan, N. Swaminathan. “Simulation of turbulent lifted methane jet flames: Effects of air-dilution and transient flame propagation”. Combust. Flame, 162:703-716 (2015).

[LES]: Z. X. Chen, I. Langella, N. Swaminathan, M. Stöhr, W. Meier, H. Kolla. “Large Eddy Simulation of a dual swirl gas turbine combustor: Flame/flow structures and stabilisation under thermoacoustically stable and unstable conditions”. Combust. Flame, 203:279-300 (2019).