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  3. I am running an electrochemistry simulation in Fluent. How can I access the electrochemistry reaction rates with UDF?

I am running an electrochemistry simulation in Fluent. How can I access the electrochemistry reaction rates with UDF?

Tagged: 19.2, electrochemistry, fluent, fluid-dynamics, Scripting/Journaling/UDF, Species/Reactions
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:17 am
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      You can use the following macros to get echem reaction rate: —————– F_STORAGE_R(f, tf, SV_ECHEM_RX_0 + j): j is from 0 to rm->n_reactions F_STORAGE_R(f, tf, SV_PHI_1_FARADAIC_FLUX): total current density on an echem reaction wall —————– the unit of them is amps/m2.

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