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How to define a new liquid (aqueous KCL solution)

Posted 2010年6月10日 GMT-4 02:31 2 Replies

akshat garg
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Hey
I want to study the flow of aqueous solution of KCL (.00018 Molar) through a micro sized channel but how to define this KCL solution with its parameters like viscosity, density, conductivity etc
2 Replies Last Post 2010年6月21日 GMT-4 05:31
Tom Myers
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2010年6月20日 GMT-4 16:32
Hi,

I have modelled and cross-validated many systems using KCL.

I approximate the viscosity and density to water, the conductivity can be calculated using the equivalent conductivity equation.

I provide the parameters for these in the sub-domain settings on a ad-hoc basis without worrying about creating a new material in the material library.

Regards,
Tom
Hi, I have modelled and cross-validated many systems using KCL. I approximate the viscosity and density to water, the conductivity can be calculated using the equivalent conductivity equation. I provide the parameters for these in the sub-domain settings on a ad-hoc basis without worrying about creating a new material in the material library. Regards, Tom
R. F. Hamou
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2010年6月21日 GMT-4 05:31
Hi,

Studying the flow of aqueous solution means two things: Navier-Stocks equation for fluid properties and Poisson+Nernst-Planck equation for the electrochemical behavior of your fluid.

Then you will find all the parameters that you are looking for: viscosity, density, conductivity...

Good luck
Hi, Studying the flow of aqueous solution means two things: Navier-Stocks equation for fluid properties and Poisson+Nernst-Planck equation for the electrochemical behavior of your fluid. Then you will find all the parameters that you are looking for: viscosity, density, conductivity... Good luck

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