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July 7, 2015, 12:41 |
homogeneous binary mixture
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niru
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I want to model the vaporization of liquid methane to methane vapor. As and when heat is methane liquid, it should get converted to vapor.
If I chose the peng robinson wet refrigerant of methane ch4vl (homogeneous binary mixture) , will I be able to model this phenomenon. Or should I add, CH4 vapor seperately and CH4 liquid separately. Which material should I chose? |
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July 7, 2015, 19:23 |
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You load the 3 materials: CH4vl, CH4l, CH4v.
You add fluid to your domain, and select the binary mixture for the material in the fluid, i.e. CH4vl. Summary: you are modeling the binary mixture as a fluid in the domain. For thermodynamic calculations, the software needs to know the information of each thermodynamic state separately. Hope the above helps, |
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