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model coupling
Posted 21 nov. 2011, 02:38 UTC−5 1 Reply
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Hello,
on a vertical boundary a mass flux is defined: mc=k*(cs-c). c is the variable of a mass transfer. Now I'm looking for a way to set up a source in the domain of mc/r. r is the spatial coordinate (r,z). That means I want to couple mc/r over z to the domain as a function of z.I try using a general extrusion, but I don't get a result.
Is there anybody to give me any hints?
Thank you very much!
Michael R.
on a vertical boundary a mass flux is defined: mc=k*(cs-c). c is the variable of a mass transfer. Now I'm looking for a way to set up a source in the domain of mc/r. r is the spatial coordinate (r,z). That means I want to couple mc/r over z to the domain as a function of z.I try using a general extrusion, but I don't get a result.
Is there anybody to give me any hints?
Thank you very much!
Michael R.
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It is very simple. I found an example. I have ony to set up the x-coordinate in the defination of the extrusion mapping. I set x to z of the source and destination map. All other fields are blanked (deleted). This works.
Michael
Michael