1. Purpose of model
Simple and effective (no TILMedia-Objects) model for an ideal chemical combustion of natural gas to calculate the exhaust mass flow and gas composition for the default gastype gasModel2 as defined in the simCenter repository at a given lambda.
2. Level of detail, physical effects considered, and physical insight
Full conversion of all combustibles. Air inflow calculated internally for (super)stoichiometric combustion (lambda).
Generation of CO, NOx, SO2 is neglected.
Air and flue gasTypes are final.
4. Interfaces
gasPortIn/Out - port for fuelgas at the inlet and exhaustgas at the outlet
5. Nomenclature
(no elements)
6. Governing Equations
The exhaust gas composition is calculated by a simple set of balance equations for the chemical elements in the molecules of fuelgas and air.
The flow of the fuel gas components is tranlsated into a flow of chemical elements by the external function Comps2ElementsGas, wherein combustible (not fully oxidized) and non-combustible (from CO2, H2O) C and H are fully considered.
The air gasType is fixed with the components:
Required oxigen/air for stoichiometric combustion are then read out by the external function OxygenDemand and calculated:
mair,req = nO2,req · MO2 / ξO2,air
and
mair = mair,req · λ
With the air composition and inflow the component outflow of the flue gas is calculated. It is assumed to be composed of (in the shown order)
This yields with CO, NOx, SOx neglected:
nH2O,flue = 0.5nH,fuel + nH2O,air
nCO2,flue = nC,fuel
nO2,flue = nO2,air - nO2,req
nN2,flue = nN2,fuel + nN2,air
The mass flow rate is calculated by a simple mass balance equation, which yields
mfuel,in + mair,in + mflue,out = 0, where mair,in is calculated internally.
7. Remarks for Usage
(no elements)
8. Validation
Tested in check model "TransiEnt.Components.Gas.Combustion.Check.TestCombustion"
9. References
(no remarks)
10. Version History
Created by Jan Braune (jan.braune@tuhh.de), Mar 2015
Edited by Paul Kernstock (paul.kernstock@tuhh.de), Aug 2015
Edited by Lisa Andresen (andresen@tuhh.de), Dec 2015