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Coupled heat and mass transfer in multicomponent systems: Solution of the Maxwell-Stefan equations
The general problem of coupled heat and mass transfer in n component mixtures is formulated using a generalization of the Maxwell-Stefan equations. Approximate and rigorous methods for obtaining the mass and energy fluxes are developed under the assumptions of steady one dimensional transfer. Numerical examples demonstrate the often excellent agreement between the exact solution and the analytical solution of the linearized equations.