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May 3, 2018, 12:37 |
UDS and fluent internal species transport model
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Hello ,i have some problem of using UDS or fluent internal species transport model
i want to model solute permeated a membrane,the model is 2D,unstedy , now i defined the membrane as wall,i should modify the species flux of every wall, note there is non reaction. now,i am troubled in choicing what way to realized it . firstly:can uds and internal species transport model used together??? second (a)uds ----define many equations and product uds0,uds1...what these uds represent? in other hand ,define_uds macro cannot selected when i set boundary condition ,it only recognize profile macro ,i should define uds by profile macro? (b) internal species transport ---i think that just can modify species by udf define_profile macro,but i think is difficut to obtain the wall species mass flux,because in the next time-step the exact solute mass fraction in wall don't know I deeply understand this is a simple problem ? i am a newcomer,plz help me ,i need your help ,any advice will be greatly appreciated i just modify the example of help documents ,It could't be betterthat someone have the right udf code ,thank you again. Last edited by jinsong; May 3, 2018 at 12:47. Reason: a better question |
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