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June 17, 2014, 11:35

Single Reference Frame (SRF) or Multiple Reference Frame (MRF)

aminem

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Dear,

You can see in attached picture my simulation problem (mixing reactor tank)

Which is the Modeling Approach how I must use: Single Reference Frame (SRF) or Multiple Reference Frame (MRF)

Thanks

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