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Defining a porous electrode

Posted Feb 7, 2014, 5:19 a.m. EST Materials 0 Replies

Fahmida Naznin
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Hi,

I want to model an electrode containing a foam based current collector onto which the electrode active material is pasted. In this case both the media, i.e the current collector and the active material are immobile solids. Is their any option to define such a domain and assign two different materials corresponding to the foam based current collector and the active material, both present in the single domain. Species tranport in porous media interface considers a mobile and an inmobile phase which is not applicable to this case. Kindly suggest a solution for this specific case.


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Fahmida Naznin
0 Replies Last Post Feb 7, 2014, 5:19 a.m. EST
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