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Old   August 2, 2007, 05:55
Default How to model moisture within Fluent?
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Carlos
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Hello,

Does anybody know how to model moisture within fluent? I understand that the species transport model has to be implemented but it is not clear how to set up the model.

I am looking at the humidity levels within a livestock trailer. I have modeled sheep as large blocks with a surface generating heat. I now need to set up a humidity model. Does anybody know how I would approach this problem? What type of boundary condition would I need to set? I assume it will simply be a wall with a base level of wetness but it is not clear to me.

If anybody can help that would be much appreciated. All the best,

Carlos.
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