Re: bernd 050902

["Bernd Ehret" <bernd.ehret@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> For pure mixing, results should be the same with the same proportions. I
> would have to see a complete input file, hopefully not too complicated, to
> tell you what is going on.
>
> David
>

Now the input file, database and results.

The sequence in every MIX was from above downward, so for example in MIX1

 

MIX 1

# Norm=1                 -> file MIXtest4_Norm.dat

# 0 0.1 #=GWaDw

# 1 0.15 #=KGWbDw

# 2 0.25 #=KlSp

# 3 0.5 #=RS_Dw

 

# no Norm values GT 1    -> file MIXtest4_noNormGT1.dat

# 0 7.2 #=GWaDw

# 1 10.8 #=KGWbDw

# 2 18.0 #=KlSp

# 3 36.0 #=RS_Dw

 

# no Norm values LT 1    -> file MIXtest4_noNormLT1.dat

0 0.072 #=GWaDw

1 0.108 #=KGWbDw

2 0.180 #=KlSp

3 0.360 #=RS_Dw

SAVE solution 1001

END

 

The resulting excel files show more or less large differences. In case of no Norm and

fractions between 7 and 36 no convergence was reached.

I guess the differences will grow with ever more MIX blocks, so I will test it with

MIX 1 until MIX 100 and tell you what's going on.

 

Bernd

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Attachment: datMIXtest4_Norm.xls
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