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Spray and Particle Flow Modeling for Automotive Ap

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May 1, 2006, 14:58	Spray and Particle Flow Modeling for Automotive Ap	#1
Flok Guest Posts: n/a	does this work well for you this spray modeling with fluent. Can you do evaporation/condensation? I am surprised you only need 1 hour webex to learn this topic?

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