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Modelling Heat and Mass Transfer in Porous Material during Pyrolysis using Operator Splitting and Dimensionless Analysis

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Fig. 1 Model for thermal decomposition of polymer composite as represented in Henderson and Wiecek ex- ex-periment [11]
Table 1 Summary of Scaling Groups
Table 2 Summary of parameters for test case 1
Fig. 2 Figure (a) shows the temperature evolution for various initial positions, figure (b) shows pressure profile in the domain at various times and figure (c) shows the solid mass fraction profile in the domain at various times
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