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July 14, 2021, 01:40 |
water-air interface is not in dynamic equilibrium
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Stanlee
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Hi experts
I am simulating a falling liquid film evaporation, see the pic. Laminar, Mixture, Condensation-evaporation Lee model with a UDF defining the saturation temperature (based on the vapour partial pressure) was used. The mass transfer is indeed on the interface, which means my UDF work? It is a steady-state simulation. The settings are shown below. The water vapour- air mixture is incompressible. I expect the RH will be equal to 100% around the water-air interface, but in fact, the simulation results show that the RH near the interface is far lower than 100%. Does anyone have any idea about the reason? Regards |
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evaporation condensation, lee model, mixture |
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