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December 2, 2004, 03:58
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determine the density of heavy fluid in cavitation
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Hello everyone!
When I calculate a case of cavitation,I should set the density of the heavy fluid in subroutine.But when I try that,the density can not be changed. If I can reach my aim, and how can I do that? Can anyone help me!! Thanks a lot!! |
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December 2, 2004, 05:55
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Re: determine the density of heavy fluid in cavita
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If you want to do a cavitation calculation you should use at least version v32. And there you can't specify the density using subroutines. It is completely defined within prostar.
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