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March 4, 2011, 14:55
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Hi,
In OpenFOAM, it is shown "00056 inline Foam::volScalarField& Foam::basicMultiComponentMixture::Y 00057 ( 00058 const word& specieName 00059 ) 00060 { 00061 return Y_[species_[specieName]]; 00062 }" to look for the specie of interest. I am wondering what the meaning of "const word& specieName" is? In terms of CO2, how to express it? Y[CO2]? Thanks. |
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March 5, 2011, 08:05
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Rickard
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Look at the Yeqn at doxygen.
Might give you some ideas |
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