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Dear All,
When we set the mass (momentum, energy) source terms in FLUENT 6.3.26, we need to specify "number of mass sources." Could anybody explain what that means? Or in another words, what will be the difference if we set 2 or 4 sources? I could not find this from manual. Any help will be highly appreciated. xc |
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It's simply the number of source terms you want to inlude in the mass, momentum or energy equation. For example, you can have multiple source terms computed using different UDFs to describe some chemical reaction.
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Thank you very much for your response. I will do a simple test.
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