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July 10, 2007, 04:51 |
Evaporation of water in fluent
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Hi!
I want to implement evaporation of water from wet coal (cubic block) in fluent and want to identify the position of drying front with time.. The reaction that takes place is: H20(g) ----> H20(l) and the wet coal gets converted to dry coal Can anyone tell me how to do this? Do we need to have species transport enabled and treat this as a reaction? If so, what all parameters are required? Do we need multiphase too...I have a solid, liquid and steam (gas)?? Someone please help!! Thanks in advance, Regards, Arpit |
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