Hello,
Has anyone ever used those SRC file to compute, aside with cs_user_parameters, humid air calculations ? I wander what are the different steps to have it run correctly. Thanks.
cs_gas_mix_physical_properties & cs_gas_mix_initialization
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cs_gas_mix_physical_properties & cs_gas_mix_initialization
Fred
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Re: cs_gas_mix_physical_properties & cs_gas_mix_initializati
Hello,
We did humid air calculations for cooling towers in the past, using 2 scalars (temperature and humidity) to define properties (the laws are actually in the "src/ctwr/cs_ctwr_air_props.c" file of the code), but nothing recently to my knowledge.
You question is quite vague: which effects do you need to model (condensation/evaporation, or simply density and other properties) ?
Regards,
Yvan
We did humid air calculations for cooling towers in the past, using 2 scalars (temperature and humidity) to define properties (the laws are actually in the "src/ctwr/cs_ctwr_air_props.c" file of the code), but nothing recently to my knowledge.
You question is quite vague: which effects do you need to model (condensation/evaporation, or simply density and other properties) ?
Regards,
Yvan
Re: cs_gas_mix_physical_properties & cs_gas_mix_initializati
Hello Yvan,
Yes I agree my question is quite vague. I have seen the cs_ctwr_air_props.c after I did my own specific physics (in this post : http://code-saturne.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1891) and I did it as you mention by defining an additional scalar aside from temperature : moisture content, and define specific equation with those parameters and air and vapor properties. But the flow of this method is how you pointed out, is that it does not take into account condensation nor evaporation. So I was wandering if using the gas mix would help to do so. Thanks.
Yes I agree my question is quite vague. I have seen the cs_ctwr_air_props.c after I did my own specific physics (in this post : http://code-saturne.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1891) and I did it as you mention by defining an additional scalar aside from temperature : moisture content, and define specific equation with those parameters and air and vapor properties. But the flow of this method is how you pointed out, is that it does not take into account condensation nor evaporation. So I was wandering if using the gas mix would help to do so. Thanks.
Fred
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Re: cs_gas_mix_physical_properties & cs_gas_mix_initializati
Hello,
For condensation and evaporation, you will need appropriate user source terms. If I remember correctly, there may also be some examples in the cooling tower module, though I have not touched it in a very long time, so my memory may not be perfect...
Regards,
Yvan
For condensation and evaporation, you will need appropriate user source terms. If I remember correctly, there may also be some examples in the cooling tower module, though I have not touched it in a very long time, so my memory may not be perfect...
Regards,
Yvan