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July 30, 2016, 09:07 |
UDF "user_spray_evap" species index clarification
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Hi
Currently i am working on making a udf for effective diffussivity of different species for a droplet. There are three species indices "isp , isp1 and isp2" found in "user_spray_evap.c" what is the difference between them ?? Last edited by kabil; July 30, 2016 at 11:47. |
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August 1, 2016, 18:43 |
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Saurav
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Hi Kabil,
There is no great significance with "isp", "isp1" and "isp2" specifically. Their utility can be appreciated if you access species in nested loops. So for example, if you have a double nested loop, you can use "isp" in the parent loop for the species and "isp1" for species in the child loop. You might find this double-nested loop useful in your species diffusivity calculation. For a triple-nested loop, you can invoke "isp2" to access species. These indices can be used interchangeably, and have no specific reference to parcel, gas or composite species. Thanks Saurav |
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converge cfd, spray analysis, udf |
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