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hello,
a maybe simple question, but the more I think about it the more puzzled I am: a gas mixture is flowing along a channel, the molar fractions of the single components are changing along the channel (sink/source terms), but I want to neglect any pressure drop. What happens to the mixture velocity? What terms survive in the momentum equations? thanks in advance and regards mauz |
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