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Old   April 7, 2004, 04:53
Default Writing PDE BC for mass fraction in UDF??
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KKLAU
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To All Fluent Experts all over the world,

Thanks you for your assistance in solving my earlier problem. I am now facing another problem.

How to write the PDE BC with UDF for mass fraction ? There is a built macro for Div (v)/Div (y). But i cant find any macro for Div(m)/Div(y) where m = mass fraction.

By the way, i am going to include it on the wall boundary.

Is there any other way to do it?

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Old   April 7, 2004, 05:53
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Hi,

There are not any macros for it. So we have to define the differential equation in UDF.

Mass fraction of a species is defined as "C_YI(c, t, 0)". This "0" is the species number in the panel of "Define-Materials-mixture templete-names-edit-selected species".

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Old   April 7, 2004, 06:54
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Please define your and what you are trying to simulate a bit more. Thomas
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