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January 30, 2004, 11:50
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How to define this boundary?
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I met a boundary where reactant gases flow in, while the product gases flow out with the same boundary, please advise how to define it? Thanks!
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January 31, 2004, 06:11
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Re: How to define this boundary?
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Are you talking about a Reaction surface? If so this is easily done. Check section 13.2 in the manual.
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February 2, 2004, 09:15
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Re: How to define this boundary?
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NO. this is not a reaction surface. It is a volume reaction while reactant flows in and product flows out on the same surface. Thanks!
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