Thesis for degree: Licentiate of Engineering
Thesis for degree: Licentiate of Engineering
Thesis for degree: Licentiate of Engineering
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Q source term (heat), W/m3<br />
q heat flux, W/m 2<br />
r reaction rate, mol/(m 3·s), mol/(m 2·s)<br />
r mean pore radius, m<br />
R gas constant, 8.314 J/(mol·K)<br />
Re Reynolds number, –<br />
S i source term <strong>for</strong> the reaction rate, kg/(m 3·s)<br />
T temperature, K<br />
T viscous stress tensor, N/m 2<br />
t time step, –<br />
u, v velocity, m/s<br />
w a weight factor, –<br />
w i mass fraction <strong>of</strong> species i, kg/kg<br />
x, y coordinate system, m<br />
x mole fraction, –<br />
z pixel point, –<br />
Greek symbols<br />
β dimensionless maximum temperature rise, –<br />
γ dimensionless activation energy, –<br />
δ reference step (time or length)<br />
ε porosity, –<br />
η overpotential, V<br />
κ permeability, m 2<br />
κ dv deviation from thermodynamic equilibrium, Pa·s<br />
μ dynamic viscosity, Pa·s<br />
ρ density, kg/m 3<br />
ζ ionic/electronic conductivity, Ω -1 m -1<br />
η tortuosity, –<br />
η relaxation time<br />
υ kinematic viscosity, m 2 /s<br />
χ Damköhler number <strong>for</strong> the heat transfer, –<br />
ω Damköhler number <strong>for</strong> the mass transfer, –<br />
Ω D diffusion collision integral, –<br />
Φ phase function, –<br />
Subscripts<br />
0 reference state or initial state<br />
a lattice direction in LBM<br />
act activation polarization<br />
D dimensionless system<br />
e electrode, ea,c<br />
eff<br />
el<br />
effective<br />
electrolyte<br />
vi