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Forum: Fluent UDF and Scheme Programming

March 20, 2017, 19:24

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Help: Mass transfer is always 0

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Posted By RAJ KIRAN

Hi, I solved the issue by calculating...

Hi,

I solved the issue by calculating Interfacial area density in a separate UDF and stored it in a UDM. I called the UDM wherever the interfacial area density is required. Below is the UDF which...

Forum: Fluent UDF and Scheme Programming

March 25, 2016, 08:57

Replies: 10

Help: Mass transfer is always 0

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Posted By RAJ KIRAN

Thanks again, I have already sent a query...

Thanks again,

I have already sent a query regarding this to Ansys support, I will post the reply as soon as I get something from them.

regards,
Raju

Forum: Fluent UDF and Scheme Programming

March 25, 2016, 08:35

Replies: 10

Help: Mass transfer is always 0

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Posted By RAJ KIRAN

Thank you for the reply pakk, I checked...

Thank you for the reply pakk,

I checked sg_mphase.h which contain all the definitions for macros that are associated with VOF multiphase model. I found this definition there

#define...

Forum: Fluent UDF and Scheme Programming

March 24, 2016, 09:57

Replies: 10

Help: Mass transfer is always 0

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Posted By RAJ KIRAN

I tried accessing the temperature gradient in the...

I tried accessing the temperature gradient in the same way by replacing SV_VOF_G to SV_T_G and it works.

I really could use some help here,,

Thanks in Advance :)

regards,
Raju

Forum: Fluent UDF and Scheme Programming

March 24, 2016, 07:59

Replies: 10

Help: Mass transfer is always 0

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Posted By RAJ KIRAN

Help: Mass transfer is always 0

Hej,
I am using UDF to calculate mass transfer. I need to calculate interfacial area density using alpha fraction gradient. I am using below code,

if (C_VOF(c,liq)>0 && C_VOF(c,liq)<1)
{
...

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