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after converged how can I check mass and energy balance? to make sure I do not have any significant mass and energy imbalances?
Is there easy and convenience way to do that? |
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Results tab -> Review section -> Summary file.
or parse the .sum file directly, it is found in the solver directory of the applicable design scenario. |
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I also figured out that by myself and still thanks. In that summary file, I can easily check mass balance since they have mass flow rates for all the inlets and outlets. How can I check energy balance? is this in that summary file too? |
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