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March 26, 2003, 20:35 |
Deffusion Coeff.
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Hi everyone, Now i have a case where a gas will diffuse into a porous media. But before that, the diffusing gas will pass through a inlet pipe which donnot contain the porous media.
I am using the species transport model. So my question is, what diffusio coeffient should i use?? the diffusion coeff for gas-gas? or the Deff for the gas-solid?? Thanks, |
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April 14, 2003, 09:57 |
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Hello,
In this case, you may want to use different diffusion coefficients for different regions. Dg0:diffusivity of the gas Dg,eff:effective diffusivity of the gas in porous region Dg,eff=Dg0*(porosity)^(turtuosity) I hope that answered your question. Steven |
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April 14, 2003, 21:55 |
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Thanks steven.
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April 15, 2003, 05:29 |
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The Do and Deff i knew already. but then stev, in fluent i think we only can input one D for one gas pair... am i right?? correct me if i am wrong. So how do i input two different D??
anythings helpfull will be appreciated. what do you thinks, stev.?? also, can anyone provide some references about gas-gas diffusion in porous media so that i can verify my simulation. THANKS TYW |
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