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May 22, 2003, 11:49 |
concentration dimension of the scalar
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When I calculate the additional scalar, I need to define the concentration of the scalar at the boundaries. But what is the dimenstion of the concentaration? In the manual, it is defined as kg/kg. Is it (kg/kmol)/(kg/kmol) or (kg/m3)/(kg/m3), or something else?
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May 22, 2003, 13:42 |
Re: concentration dimension of the scalar
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The solved concentration is mass fraction so the unit is kg/kg: mass fraction in a cell is defined as Mass of a scalar/total mass.
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