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Old   July 25, 2010, 15:07
Default Pressure & Temperature dependent EOS
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Does anyone whether it is possible to create or link a pressure and temperature dependent equation of state, i.e. p=f(rho,T) in fluent? I am trying to model a multiphase cryogenic flow so both temperature and pressure have a large enough effect that they must be considered. Most of the documentation I have read so far talks about defining density as a function of either temperature or pressure...
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Old   October 31, 2011, 18:55
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Hi,

have you solved your problem? Because I have the same problem. I need to implement an EOS of water that p=p(rho,t).

Do you know how is it possible? Can I set a table of these parameters in fluent or i should write a UDF.
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