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May 17, 2011, 03:09 |
Petroleum product spill evaporation
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Hello!
Which program is more suitable for simulating evaporation of accidental spills of petroleum products (gasoline, diesel, kerosene): Fluent or CFX? Are there any tutorials or publications available on the subject? Thank you. |
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May 26, 2011, 16:54 |
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Freeman Adane
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"Are there any tutorials or publications available on the subject?"
I don't think this forum is meant for "lazy" people and neither we can entertain do-for-me attitude. For sure, google has all the publications on this subject. Basically, there is "no-much" difference between CFX and fluent in terms of fundamental principle of fluid flow. As for tutorials, both CFX and Fluent has a well-documented information and therefore suggest that you read it yourself. By the way, the User Manual of each of the code which include its theory is well-written such that my nephew in elementary school can read it and understand it too. The issue is, No one wants to read it! Best of luck! |
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