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March 1, 2012, 11:17 |
Help: hydrogen kinematic viscosity
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Hi there,
I am simulating the mass and heat transfer of hydrogen stored in La-Ni5 alloy. Some references say they treated hydrogen kinematic viscosity as a constant, but did not give the value. Does anyone knows what is the value of hydrogen kinematic viscosity in a reacting tank with temperature range:270K-320K. Thanks in advance Fei |
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March 1, 2012, 16:28 |
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Hi Fei,
I want to model a metal hydride (LaNi5) hydrogen storage too. Did you simulate your problem with constant kinematic viscosity? Did you have good agreement with experimental data? I think the kinematic viscosity varies with pressure and temperature, doesn't it? Is its variation negligible |
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