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September 20, 2006, 23:47 |
Species source
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I am trying to put contaminant emission source in my Fluent model. The only way I found is to put a wall as a small box in the model and put species mass fraction as a boundary condition on the wall. I doubt that this mass fraction can represent a emission source which has an unit of [mass/time] (i.e. kg/s). Can anyone tell me how I can put contaminant emission source as unit of mass per time in the Fluent? Thanks
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April 19, 2017, 14:16 |
I also face same problem, how can I define boundary conditions for emission source?
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I also face the same problem, how can I define boundary conditions of emission source? I simulating kitchen environment, in this, I want to define cookstove as an emission source. I have put cookstove as velocity inlet and give CO volume fraction as emission but the solution did not converge.
Pls give your suggestion. Thanks in advance. |
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