How to set up a moist object in ANSYS Fluent?

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To model a moist object in ANSYS Fluent for studying the drying process in a 2D simulation, users should explore resources that specifically address moisture and condensation modeling. A suggested video clip focuses on the condensing process, which may provide valuable insights. Additional tutorials or clips may also be beneficial for understanding the intricacies of moisture simulation. Users are encouraged to continue searching for targeted information to refine their modeling approach. Effective modeling of moisture dynamics is crucial for accurate simulation results.
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Hi, I am new to the ANSYS Fluent. I have a question that is how to model a moist object in the Fluent as I am trying to study the drying process with a 2D simulation. I have tried to do it on my own by searching through google but still nothing working out.
 
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Hi Tung
Take a look at this clip. Maybe you find out what you need. It is about condensing process.

and this clip as well.
 
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