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July 30, 2006, 19:37
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How get the CO fraction in coal Gibb model
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Guys,
In CFX10, to simulate the pulverized coal combustion, the Gibb model is for it, as you know, in the model, for char oxide, c+O2->CO+CO2, with a ratio CO/CO2,but in the result, we can not find the CO fraction. How to get the CO component in the model? Thanks in advance! |
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