The simulation of reactive flows is a very challenging task from the computational point of view, as in addition to taking into account all the complex aspects of fluid dynamics, it requires a detailed description of the chemical kinetics involved in the process. Thus, the use of strategies to reduce simulation time is essential. Among the existing reduction techniques, the In Situ Adaptive Tabulation (ISAT) is one of the most promising since it offers a good compromise between accuracy and cost reduction. This paper presents the CRFlowLib, a computational package to simulate chemically reacting flows using ISAT algorithm.
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