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November 30, 2004, 09:08	Convergence difficulty in modeling evaporation	#1
Lawrence J Guest Posts: n/a	Hi,Every one Does anybody have the experience of modeling water evaporation? I have tried to model water evaporation in CFX5.7. but when the diameter of water particle is large than 100micron, Convergency is straight forward; but when the diameter is 30micron, the convergence is very difficult, and almost impossible. Does anybody know why it is, and how to get convergence? Best Regards, Lawrence J.

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