General Description

The transport equation for a component concentration c is formulated as:

(4.4)   

where SS is the source/sink term and d_j is the dispersion coefficient in the j-direction. You have three options:

·         The dispersion can vary proportionally to the local effective eddy viscos­ity with the factor of proportionality being 1/s_T, the dispersion factor. s_T is the Prandtl number. Values of s_T greater than one imply that diffusive transport is weaker for the concentration c than for momentum. See also the section Dispersion Coefficients.

·         The dispersion coefficients can be specified as being proportional to the local velocity components in each grid direction, e.g. in the x-direction d_x is proportional |u|.

·         The dispersion coefficients can vary proportionally to the local current vector, i.e. there are separate dispersions in the longitudinal, the trans­verse and the orthogonal directions.