Abstract. The article describes computer simulation of the turbulent methane-air combustion in a fire-tube boiler furnace. Computer simulations performed for variants of once-through fire-tube furnace and reversive flame furnace. Options with various twist parameters of the fuel-air jet were examined. The flame structure has been determined computationally, contours of average speed, temperature and concentrations have been acquired. The results of calculations are presented in graphical form. Dependence of construction characteristics on vortex aerodynamic parameters was estimated. Turbulent combustion of natural gas in the reverse flame of fire-tube boiler was studied by means of the ANSYS Fluent 12.1.4 engineering simulation software.
Abstract. In article the method for predicting the vortex formation in the dead-end furnace is described. Mass and heat balances of environment in the vortex are calculated using the computer simulation with ANSYS Fluent software. Engineering approach for quantitative analysis of singularities in the reversible flame is proposed. Assessment of vortices integral characteristics, including effects on the aerodynamics and heat transfer processes in dead-end furnace, is given.
Abstract. Finite element method was used for simulating the hydrodynamics of firetube boiler with the ANSYS Fluent 12.1.4 engineering simulation software. Hydrodynamic structure and volumetric temperature distribution were calculated. The results are presented in graphical form. Complete geometric model of the fire-tube boiler based on boiler drawings was considered. Obtained results are suitable for qualitative analysis of hydrodynamics and singularities identification in fire-tube boiler water shell.
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