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PDF methods for turbulent reacting flows

As we saw in Chapter 1, the one-point joint velocity, composition PDF contains random variables representing the three velocity components and all chemical species at a particular spatial location. The restriction to a one-point description implies the following. [Pg.241]

1 Alternatively, a joint velocity, scalar, scalar-gradient PDF could be employed. However, this only moves the closure problem to a higher multi-point level. [Pg.241]

Monte Carlo PDF method for turbulent reacting flow in a jet-stirred reactor. [Pg.422]

Roekaerts, D., Monte-Carlo PDF Method for Turbulent Reacting Flow in a Jet-Stirred Reactor, Computers Fluids, 21, 97-108 (1992). [Pg.315]

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