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April 23, 2011, 13:05 |
how to detemine thermal diffusion coefficient in multi-component flow??
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OH il seok
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hi
now i trying to solve a mass & heat transport problem. activate the species. but not activate reaction. fluid is air and helium. both the material property. density : ideal gas cp : polynomial, viscous: polynomial , thermal conductivity : polynomial and the mixture-material set density : ideal gas, cp : mixing law , thermal conductivity : ideal gas mixing law mass-diffusivity : dilute-approx (polynomial[ I have binary diffusion coefficient table]) but i don know thermal diffusion coefficient. (kinetic theory???) Now the problem solver to calculate the heat transfer calculations are not doing. When I calculate the heat transfer = very divegence. In my opinion, non-kinetic theory of direct input quantities talks What do you think? |
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April 23, 2011, 15:12 |
hm i got answer why happen divegence
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divergence problem with energy equation
my mesh is very long cylinder so... aspect ratio is very poor. |
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