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June 11, 2003, 15:32
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Why temperature is so high?
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Hello All!
I am injecting 10 different liquids at the same point using cone injection. Temperature of the injected liquids and of the cont. phase is 623K. As a result i receive max. temperature about 2000K (!). Why is it so? By the way i dont run iterations till the full convergence. Thanks a lot in advance! |
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June 20, 2003, 22:41
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Re: Why temperature is so high?
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so, let it converges. otherwise, the result is useless.
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June 22, 2003, 11:28
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Thanks Lee! I will try that but I am faraid it will take too much time.
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