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October 9, 2003, 18:07	Porous Carbon Tube	#1
Jay Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, on the way simulating a reactor, I have to model the porous carbon tube with 12 in inner diameter and 24 in lengh with an average pore radius of 48 microns. a gas will get through the porous tube with a rate of 3.38 pounds per square foot of the tube area. Anyone has idea how I can model this porous section in a reactor? I could not find any information from fluent user guide for this problem. please let me know how I can set alpha and C2? Thank you.

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