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March 19, 2008, 19:28	Multi-step reaction	#1
jonathan Guest Posts: n/a	Hi every one Is there anyone here that ever work with multi-step reactions when working with confusion. I red the CFX manual but without being able to understand better. I am trying to simulate a combustion made out of 2 fuels mixed together: CH4-H2. Is it possible to create a multi-step reaction in which I could chooser for example: Methane-Air WD1 and Hydrogen-Air? Thanks in advance for any tip on this topics regards

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