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Hello!
I want to simulate humid air condensation on a cold surface. The geometry includes two channels with a joined blade in between. I simulated humid air using “species transport” and condensation using VOF, Lee model. A UDF imposes the saturation Temperature. The problem I face is that I got very small (negligible) condensation on the blade although we expect a clear formation of water on the blade. I tried a variety of settings, however, none works!! Any hint what might be the problem? Thanks. |
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