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June 2, 2008, 21:30 |
Multicomponent droplets
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Hello everyone,
I would like to know, should I use multicomponent droplets for a solution mixture like urea water solution, or I just use single component? anyone with the same experiences? Thanks |
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June 3, 2008, 16:18 |
Re: Multicomponent droplets
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When water evaporates, urea-water creates melted particules. This is not good for the exhaust.
I would advise you to consider the option of performing an hydrolysis of the urea-water before injecting it: http://www.ae-plus.com/Technology%20News/tn-Sigma.htm Then you can simulate the exhaust after the hydrolysis once the water-urea is in gas state. |
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June 4, 2008, 07:26 |
Re: Multicomponent droplets
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Thank you for the idea, yes it is a good option. One more problem is the Urea water solution, urea(gas), and isocyanic acid properties that is not exist in the STAR CD database, anyone know where to find it?
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