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Hello!
I create a UDF for the injection of a mass. I have a formula that is in kg.s^-1. But the unity in Fluent are kg.m^-3.s^-1 I awnt to know if i have to divide my Flux by a volume and if yes, by what volume? The volume of a cell or the volume of my system? And an other question. When fluent will injection my mass. If for exemple I have a constant injection of 1000kg.s^-1. For 1 cell it will inject 1000 * (cell volume) * (time step)? or something else? Please help me Thank you |
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