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September 5, 2005, 13:54 |
Frost Formation on Evaporators
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Hi All,
The air water-vapor gets condensed and then frozen (frost)on the cold surface of evaporators working under freezing temperatures. How can I model frost formation on flat plates? For my model, should I use Multi-phase(water-vapor, water-liquid and solid(frost)), or Species (Air and water-vapor) or Solidification??? Would UDF help? or is it beyond Fluent's capability? Kind Regards Ahmad |
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