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Hi everybody
I'm currently involved in a two-phase flow modeling of water and vapor through risers in a HRSG including evaporation. The evaporation udf works in an awkwark manner, and also I have serious problems with the temperature field. all the walls are at convection boundary conditions exposed to a gas flow of 840K and h=10 W/m2K, but in the middle of temperature field, temperature suddenly drops to a lower temperature (more than 200K temp drop!). it will be appreciated if someon helps me. |
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