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paznativ
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IX Column modelling - trying not to reach equlibrium
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25/01/18 15:39 »
Hello all
when using the transport or exchange - the ion exchange reaches complete equilibrium, that is, the simulation is for an infinite retention time.
is there a way around this ?
is there a way to implement kinetics or use a fraction of the solution to reach equilibrium in each cell?
thanks in advance
Paz Nativ
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dlparkhurst
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Re: IX Column modelling - trying not to reach equlibrium
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25/01/18 18:15 »
Attached is a kinetic exchange calculation developed by Tony Appelo.
An alternative could be to use EXCHANGE in an immobile zone in TRANSPORT, which would allow exchange to achieve equilibrium more slowly.
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paznativ
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Re: IX Column modelling - trying not to reach equlibrium
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Thank you!
i will study the code.
again, thanks very much, it is really appreciated.
Paz
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