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Using the new two-point temperature control capability of Cantera 3.1, I built a tool called FPVgen, which automates the calculation of flamelet progress variable (FPV) tables with a simple input file and single command. I think others in the combustion LES community may find it useful. It computes the full S-curve, with an implementation based on this example: unstable branch. It automatically assembles a table from the resulting data. This table is built and exported in the format relevant to our lab's LES code but this could be easily extended to other formats.
Let's hold off this until #263 is merged -- there's a major reorg in there that transfers the contents of affiliated.rst to affiliated.md in a different location and we'd lose this in the process.
Using the new two-point temperature control capability of Cantera 3.1, I built a tool called FPVgen, which automates the calculation of flamelet progress variable (FPV) tables with a simple input file and single command. I think others in the combustion LES community may find it useful. It computes the full S-curve, with an implementation based on this example: unstable branch. It automatically assembles a table from the resulting data. This table is built and exported in the format relevant to our lab's LES code but this could be easily extended to other formats.
Name: FPVgen
Description: automated flamelet progress variable (FPV) table assembly tool
Repository: https://github.com/IhmeGroup/FPVgen
Maintainer(s): Matthew Bonanni
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