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Usinf FLUENTs inbuilt function to calculate RH of Moist Air at T_dry_bulb |
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December 21, 2012, 01:41 |
Usinf FLUENTs inbuilt function to calculate RH of Moist Air at T_dry_bulb
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Hey guys,
does anyone know which relation FLUENT uses to calculate the RH of moist air at a given temperature? Also can i use the inbuilt formula/method fluent uses to calculate RH at a given temp ? |
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December 21, 2012, 03:36 |
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December 21, 2012, 10:15 |
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hey there . i found one more realtion for temperature range < 650 k (IAPWS standards) around .. however the results of RH calculation from fluent and IAPWS formulas at a given mf and temp vary too much.
Anyone can plz help .. with what exactly FLUENT does with respect to this? or where Im committing possible errors???: confused: |
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December 22, 2012, 10:25 |
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i was mistaking mass_fraction used by fluent as humidity ratio! IAPWS formation matches with FLUENTS RH calc within 5% relative error (Given a temperature and mass fraction u calc RH from it).. i guess thats not bad Any better methods suggestion here after are so so welcome gd thnx |
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