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Hi,
When calculating age of air in STAR-CCM+ should I set the region source term equal to 1/fluid density to get the value of the scalar in units of time. In the CFX forum they have suggested to let the source term equal to the density. |
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Do it like the guys in the CFX-Forum say.
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I want to calculate the mean age of air by FLUENT, I want to know how can i achieve this task by using UDS and the value of the source and diffusion term for mean age of the air.
I am waiting your reply |
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Dear Eric
What is the value of source term for Mean Age of Air equation |
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