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February 28, 2002, 06:24 |
surface reaction
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Hi, do you know how to locate a reaction at the surface of a porous zone ? (I should perform surface reaction, which can be done only if I have "wall" boundary, but I should supply O2 from there and I use porous zone) Thank you in advance
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March 20, 2002, 04:26 |
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It same my simulation too. You can set reaction in porous zone by, Define-Reaction > Restrict-Reaction
Yes Reaction active in porous media only No Reaction active in non-porous media only But you have to use some reaction (not all-reaction) in porous zone or you have many porous zone. You must use User-Defined-Subroutines to solve it. |
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March 21, 2002, 05:07 |
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Thanks, I've recently found a way using "User Defined Functions", it's a very powerful tool
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