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Old   July 9, 2020, 01:08
Default Difference between using kinetic theory and UDF for mixture mass diffusivity
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Hi,

I have an udf code for the mass diffusivity of a mixture, which is based on the kinetic theory of Chapman. The horizontal flow goes through a channel, which has an attached porous zone on the top. There are four species in my model.

When I used the kinetic theory option for mass diffusivity, there is a species concentration difference between the porous zone and channel because of the viscous resistance of the porous zone. However, when I used the udf code, there is no difference between the two zones.

What would be the reason for this?

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Yije

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