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September 16, 2023 at 1:55 pmRaúl SotilloSubscriber
This like in the ANSYS Guide is quite confusing:
Considering an OCV = 0.84V and V_cell = 1.3 V:
Does that mean that in the Tab of the Anode we set up -1.3V and V_cathode = 0? That would be a V_cell = V_cathode - V_anode = +1.3V, with an OCV of 0.84V (the voltage has to be superior for the reactions to happen)?
In some other parts of the guide it is recommended to keep Tab Anode = 0V. Should I then set up V_cathode = 1.3 and V_anode = 0?
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Thanks beforehand!
Raúl
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October 5, 2023 at 1:45 pmSupreetha JForum Moderator
Hello Raul,
V_cathode = 1.3V and V_anode = 0V in electrolyzer. That is the convention followed in Ansys Fluent.
Thank you.
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