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Use Water to model condensation or evaporation to or from liquid water. In this case predefined expressions for the saturated vapor pressure and heat of evaporation are used.
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Thermochemistry coupling can be selected in models that contains a Thermodynamic System coupled to a Chemistry interface. In this case all thermodynamic properties needed at the interface (vapor pressure or fugacity, heat of evaporation, liquid phase density) are automatically added to the Thermodynamic system.
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Selecting User defined from the Liquid list, the equilibrium vapor pressure, Pvap,i, and heat of vaporization Hvap,i, for evaporating or condensing species can be manually defined.
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When Water is selected, use the Water vapor species list to identify the species solved for that corresponds to water vapor. The saturated water vapor pressure is prescribed to the species selected.
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For Thermochemistry coupling also select an interface from the Chemistry list. In order for a Chemistry interface to be available, it needs fulfill the following criteria:
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The interface should be set to consider a concentrated mixture. This is applied by selecting Concentrated species in the Type list at the top of the Mixture Properties section (in the settings window of the interface).
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The interface should be coupled to a Thermodynamics System. In the Mixture Properties section, select Thermodynamics and chose an appropriate entry from the Thermodynamic system list.
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Gas phase mixture properties should be produced by selecting Gas in the Phase list of the Mixture Properties section.
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The interface cannot have Define variables for porous pellets enabled in the Pellet Chemistry section.
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