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Mohammad Ghazvini
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Hi,
I looked through the user guide and the forum but I couldn't find how. My problem is two parallel channels where in top one a gas mixture of H2 and O2 is flowing and in the bottom channel oil in flowing. Fluent doesn't let to have a fluid other than the mixture when choosing species transport model. What I did was I added the oil as one the mixture species and I put the mass fraction of that as zero for the top channel and I put the mass fraction of the oil as one for the down channel. This way it works, but when I do that for a simple channel to verify that, the results are different somehow. Does anybody have any experience or suggestion? I really appreciate... Mohammad |
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