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September 30, 2010, 16:47 |
Liquid Evaporation
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Hello Guys
I want to model a liquid evaporation problem in which water injects through hot air stream (about 300 degree) and then the water evaporates and the air is cooled. I know that I have to define air as a variable mixture involving air and water vapor and a homogeneous binary mixture that consists of liquid and gaseous phases but i encounter some errors: 1:When using a homogeneous binary mixture one equilibrium constraint and one equilibrium fraction must be specified. 2:the air must be defined as a "constraint" (but there is no such option when I define a binary mixture) Can anybody help? Thank you in advance... |
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