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December 25, 2002, 10:41 |
How to define the effective coefficient in Q1
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In turbulence modelling£º
the effective conduction coefficient in energy equation =K/CP1+RHO1*ENUT/Prt K is the conduction coefficient. Prt is the turbulent Prandtl number and was assumed to be unity. the effective diffusion coefficient in concentration equation =RHO1*DL*FL+RHO1*ENUT*FL/Sct DL£ºdiffusion coefficient of solute in liquid phase(constant) FL£ºliquid mass fraction of solute (variable) Sct:turbulent Schmidt number which was assumed to be unity. How to express the two effective coefficients in Q1£¿ |
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