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Low Temperature Condensation

The ability to model condensation is extended to low temperatures below -70 ºC. This allows you to simulate steam or humidity in extreme conditions.

For example, in a case of steam gas passing through a pipe system, the low temperature condensation capability helps you visualize where condensation will be a concern based on the pipe temperature.

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