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Hamed Aghajani
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I want to model H2 dispersion through a hole in a wholly closed box, containing Air in it.
To do this, I used reactingFoam by disabling chemistry. The problem is, the solution is very slow due to reactingFoam timing. Which solver is of best to model such a problem? Is there any tutorial etc? Many thanks, Hamed. |
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