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August 10, 2021, 04:02 |
The 'vaporization temperature' in Materials
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WANG Minghao
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Hi friends.
I'm simulating the indoor occupants breathe recently. And the vaporization of the water contained in the droplet exhaled is considered. During the parameter setting, I find a parameter called 'vaporization temperature' in the Materials setting. Only if the temperature over 'vaporization temperature', the vaporization starts. And the help document doesn't say how to get the parameter. I can't figure out the physical significance of this parameter. And what if the ambient temperature is lower than the set value (the value of water is 284k)? The parameter has a great influence on the calculation results. Have you guys met this problem? If you have dealt with it, please let me know, thank you! Last edited by Resolution; August 10, 2021 at 04:05. Reason: The image can't be displayed |
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