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January 30, 2002, 04:53	real gas modelling	#1
jose Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, does anybody know a CFD code that allows to model real gas behavior? I need it to predict the temperature decrease of natural gas (90% methane) going through a sudden expansion (Joule-Thompson effect). Thanks in advance.

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