Pyrolysis modeling parameters are incorrectly configured #14908
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Hi, I'm currently conducting a combustion simulation of corrugated cardboard with the following configuration: (1)Structure: Six 0.007mm planar layers with designed interstitial spaces (2)Pyrolysis parameters: Pre-exponential factor (A) and activation energy (E) set according to literature values Prior to the full simulation, I performed TGA analysis in FDS which validated the parameter settings. However, during the actual simulation run, I'm observing pyrolysis and combustion initiation at room temperature(20℃) - behavior that contradicts expected thermal decomposition thresholds. |
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After running with the current release for ~30 s I see this for the hrr. An hrr of 6E-9 kW is effectively zero. If you are seeing something different make sure you are using the current release.
The A, E, and N_S values from the FM paper do not seem to be from a pyrolyiss model that is fully consistent with the FDS pyrolysis model. Your FDS TGA_ANALYSIS results show the peak mass loss rate for the cardboard is at ~250 C. If you look at raw data (https://materials.fsri.org/materialdetail/corrugated-cardboard [or simple wood shavings which cardboard would be made from https://materials.fsri.org/materialdetail/excelsior] under mass loss rate and then simultaneous thermal analyzer) you will …