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BBS forumBBS讨论(国外英语资料) Sender: ZMZN (big dog) : NumComp Re: ask Fluent to simulate the problem of two phases, including chemical reactions Mail station: the BBS (Wed Apr 2 11:17:37 2003), transfer letter Ask two things: What is the main point of this semi-empirical formula? A semi-empirical formula for mass transfer and chemical reaction? If we can match the semi-empirical formula, Fluent will give us a good spatial distribution. Because Im still very strong in the ability of Fluent to simulate the flow field with chemical reactions Not very clear. thank you In the great book of ZZBB: It is possible to simulate the experiment based on the semi-empirical formula. Sender: ZMZN (big dog) : NumComp Re: ask Fluent to simulate the problem of two phases, including chemical reactions Mail station: the BBS (Wed Apr 2:11:08:34 2003), transfer letter Thank you for participating in the discussion. I want to know that the distribution of sulfur dioxide in the tower is primarily to understand the location of the sulfur dioxide Remove the effect to determine the optimal spray height. I think: If you know that the SO2 distribution in the gas phase is more direct, the concentration of SO2 in the liquid phase is only Indirectly reflecting the issues I care about. Moreover, the concentration distribution of continuous phases is more in the simulation Easy to get? (guess) Im just beginning to get into the conversation. In the book of hoodlum1999 (star month) : First, I cant help you, hehe... Im sorry I am now studying the mixtures of gas liquids and turbulent mass transfer (liquid phase continuous, gas phase dispersion), only in the beginning phase (of the liquid phase). I am still wondering if I can calculate the concentration of liquid and gas in liquid and gas in numerical simulation. Convection diffusion What is the concentration equation? (involving mass transfer) What do you mean by the concentration distribution of SO2 in the tower is the SO2 distribution in the gas phase? Becau