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Old   February 26, 2016, 08:21
Default problems at multiphase flows, emptying a bottle
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Hallo

i have a problem at multiphase flows simulation with CFX. I would like to simulate the emptying of a bottle which stands on the head and is at a time=0 completely filled with water. I set a opening boundary condition at the outlet with a volume fraction of air=1 (air can flow into the bottle) and water=0 (i hope this means that water can only flows out of the bottle).
But the water does not flow out of the bottle (gravity is on an has the right direction).
I know that my problem lies at the boundary conditions at the outlet, but i have no idea which kind of boundary condition i must choose in CFX. In principle i need an inlet/outlet boundary condition for both phases at my outlet.
Can anybody help me?
Told me if more information are needed.

thanks and greets
Max
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