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SAND96-8243
Unlimited Release
June 1996
OPPDIF: A FORTRAN PROGRAM FOR COMPUTING
OPPOSED-FLOW DIFFUSION FLAMES
Andrew E. Lutz, Robert J. Kee, Joseph
F. Grcar, and Fran M. Rupley
MS-9042
Sandia National Laboratories
Livermore, CA 94551-0969
aelutz@ca.sandia.gov
ABSTRACT
Oppdif is a Fortran program that computes the one-dimensional, axisymmetric
diffusion flame between two opposing nozzles. A similarity transformation
reduces the two-dimensional axisymmetric flow field to a one-dimensional
problem. Assuming that the radial component of velocity is linear in radius,
the dependent variables become functions of the axial direction only. Oppdif
solves for the temperature, species mass fractions, normal and radial velocities,
and radial pressure gradient, which is an eigenvalue in the problem. The
Twopnt software solves the two-point boundary value problem for the steady-state
form of the discretized equations. The Chemkin package evaluates chemical
reaction rates and thermodynamic and transport properties.
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