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Old   September 29, 2011, 14:27
Default volumetric reaction and energy balance?
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Hi

when I enable the volumetric reaction the energy equations are enable too and I can not disable it again. but in my case there is no need for solving energy balance.

so here is the question:
1-can I disable the energy balance by a text command? I can not find it in ansys help. have you any Idea about disabling energy balance in this case?

2- If i do not disable energy balance is there any problem for my case. I mean I can not find any couple between energy balance, mass and momentum balances. so if I let it compute energy balance is there any bad result ? I wrote a UDF for my reaction rate and I did not use the rate that ansys give me.

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Old   October 17, 2011, 18:21
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Just turn off the energy in the solution controls-->equations
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