[FLASH-USERS] RT flames in FLASH4

[Dean Townsley]

Hi Raghunath,

I'm slightly unsure of your setup, but I believe the problem is that not 
all of these pieces are made to work together out-of-the-box. The 
currently implemented "laminar flame speed" units assume that there is 
some composition (e.g. a scalar representing carbon fraction) defined on 
the grid.  However the RTFlame simulation setup does not have a local 
composition, since it is intended to be used with a simple fixed flame 
speed (which is, for historical reasons, called the "constant flame 
speed" unit).

If you could provide some more details I might be able to help you 
more.  I'm unsure of what you are trying to do because what you have 
said is slightly confusing.  The config file you provide is not a 
complete one and you say you are trying to use the turbulent flame speed 
but the TFI does not work in 1 dimension, but your setup command says -1d.

Cheers,
Dean


On 12/17/2015 11:10 PM, ugkarriraghunath at ug.iisc.in wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am working with RTFlames in FLASH4. When im using constant flame speed,
> flash code is working properly but when I replace constant flame speed
> with turbulent or laminar or LaminarOnly the code is showing some error
> while performing make command in object directory. The error shown is:
>
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> IO_writeIntegralQuantities.F90:22.6:
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>    use fl_fsData, ONLY : fl_fsConstFlameSpeed
>        1
> Fatal Error: Can't open module file 'fl_fsdata.mod' for reading at (1): No
> such file or directory
> make: *** [IO_writeIntegralQuantities.o] Error 1
> raghu at raghu:~/Desktop/sc/FLASH4.3/object$
>
> config script:
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> REQUIRES physics/sourceTerms/Flame/FlameEffects/EIP
> REQUIRES flashUtilities/contourSurface
> REQUIRES physics/sourceTerms/Turb
>
> # TFI flamespeed only makes sense in 3d
> USESETUPVARS nDim
> IF nDim <> 3
>    REQUESTS physics/sourceTerms/Flame/FlameSpeed/turbulent
> ELSE
>    REQUESTS physics/sourceTerms/Flame/FlameSpeed/Constant/TFI
> ENDIF
>
> setup command:
>   ./setup rtflame -1d
>
> Please help me with this.
>
> Best Regards,
> Raghunath Karri.
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