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March 5, 2003, 18:37 |
Urgent: fuel cell modeling
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I am just starting to use fluent. And I am trying to model SOFC's temperature distribution. I got a problem in defining the reaction: 1. for cathode side, I am using pure o2 now 2. for anode, pure h2 is used.
and o2 reducing reaction takes place on cathode side. then ionic o will pass to anode and reacts with h2. SO by this nature, i want to define both reaction as surface reaction in the surface. but Fluent seems refuse me to define it as surface reaction. So what should I do for this, in order ro solve this problem. Numerous thanks for you! Axiously and sincerely wanting for your reply! VERY TRULY YOURS, GANG |
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