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    • givi18
      Subscriber

      In the ANSYS FLUENT, the units for diffusivity are kg/(ms) while the conventional units for diffusivity (m^2/s). so it means that Fluent is solving  \rho\varphi

      I have to solve this equation  d\varphi/dt= D div(div \varphi)+ s . If I multiply all the parameters with \rho the current equation will be: d(\rho\varphi)/dt= D div(div \rho\varphi)+ s\rho. I was wondering if it is the correct way to change my equation to the fluent format.

       

      thanks in advance for your help.

       

      ∂ϕ∂t=D2ϕ+S

      ∂ϕ∂t=D2ϕ+S

      ∂ϕ∂t=D2ϕ+S 

    • Rob
      Ansys Employee

      The formatting went a little wrong.  Simple answer, UDS is a scalar with no material properties: so scalar diffusivity has no knowledge of material density. Have a look at scalar diffusivity and compare with the species diffusivity sections of the manual. 

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