Simulation of reactive flows

Oran, E. S. Boris, J. P. Numerical Simulation of Reactive Flow, Cambridge University Press Cambridge, 2001. 

E. S. Oran and J. P. Boris. Numerical simulation of reactive flow. 2nd edition. Cambridge University Press, New-York, 2001. 

Dandekar, H. W., Hlavacek, V and Degreve, J., An explicit 3D finite-volume method for simulation of reactive flows using a hybrid moving adaptive grid. Numer. Heat Trans., B, 24, 1 (1993). 

There are a few other non-PDF approaches to simulating reactive flow processes (for example, the linear eddy model of Kerstein, 1991 and the conditional moment closure model of Bilger, 1993). These approaches are not discussed here as most of the engineering simulations of reactive flow processes can be achieved by the approaches discussed earlier. The discussion so far has been restricted to single-phase turbulent reactive flow processes. We now briefly consider modeling multiphase reactive flow processes. 

In chap 8 the basic bubble column constructions and the principles of operation of these reactors are described. The classical models for two- and three phase simple bubble column reactors are defined based on heat and species mass balances. The state of the art on fluid djmamic modeling of bubble column reactors is then summarized including a few simulations of reactive flows. 

LIBBY P.A., WILLIAMS F.A., Turbulent Reacting flows. Academic Press (1994). ORAN E.S., BORIS J.P., Numerical Simulations of Reactive Flow, Elsevier (1987). 

Modeling and Simulation of Reactive Flows. http //dx.doi.oi l0.101 IVB978 0 12-802974-9.00002>7 2015 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. 

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