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CFDFlying November 17, 2004 03:49

How to simulate phase change with CFX5.7?
 
Hi,all

I have to simulate a water/vapour system. There is phase change between the two material. I have no experience about it. Could you give me some advice.

A simple example is better.

Bart Prast November 17, 2004 10:29

Re: How to simulate phase change with CFX5.7?
 
What do you want to model: dropwise condensation (heterogeneous or homogeneous) or condensation on a surface? Is it pure steam or water vapor in a gas(mixture).

CFDFlying November 17, 2004 19:35

Re: How to simulate phase change with CFX5.7?
 
Hi, Bart Prast. I want to model dropwise condensation, and gas phase is pure water vapour.

Thank you.

Bart Prast November 18, 2004 04:48

Re: How to simulate phase change with CFX5.7?
 
http://www.cfd.com.au/cfd_conf03/papers/148Jon.pdf

This shows a little but on what we are doing on that subject

Neale December 4, 2004 11:46

Re: How to simulate phase change with CFX5.7?
 
You have three choices for this in CFX-5.7:

- Equilibrium phase change model. Assumes homogeneous velocity, homogeneous energy, infinite mass transfer rate. liquid mass fraction is calculated based on mixture enthalpy and pressure, which are both calculated by the flow solver.

- Eulerian Multiphase with the thermal phase change model. I suggest you run homogenous mass and momentum, inhomogeneous energy with the two resistance heat transfer model. Set the droplet side heat transfer to zero resistance, and the vapour side heat transfer to a Nusselt number or maybe one of the particle based heat transfer model. This has the limitation that the droplet diameter is fixed. You may have to play with the vapour side heat transfer model to get the right thing happening.

- Lagrangian Multiphase with custom mass transfer model. This is similar to the above but you will have to code up your condensation mass transfer rate on your own. Does not have a droplet diameter limitation like Eulerian does but it's not as efficient in parallel runs.

majid February 8, 2005 10:14

how to simulate boiling with cfx5.6
 
if it possible, send a tutorial or help me to simulate a simple boiling phenomena, thank you

Erica February 10, 2005 23:20

Re: how to simulate boiling with cfx5.6
 
describe more clearly, please. i do some research as you

BR, Erica

majid February 19, 2005 07:05

Re: how to simulate boiling with cfx5.6
 
if it possible send for me a simple tutorial of simulating a boiling phenomena, thank you

yxgayy November 10, 2011 07:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neale
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You have three choices for this in CFX-5.7:

- Equilibrium phase change model. Assumes homogeneous velocity, homogeneous energy, infinite mass transfer rate. liquid mass fraction is calculated based on mixture enthalpy and pressure, which are both calculated by the flow solver.

- Eulerian Multiphase with the thermal phase change model. I suggest you run homogenous mass and momentum, inhomogeneous energy with the two resistance heat transfer model. Set the droplet side heat transfer to zero resistance, and the vapour side heat transfer to a Nusselt number or maybe one of the particle based heat transfer model. This has the limitation that the droplet diameter is fixed. You may have to play with the vapour side heat transfer model to get the right thing happening.

- Lagrangian Multiphase with custom mass transfer model. This is similar to the above but you will have to code up your condensation mass transfer rate on your own. Does not have a droplet diameter limitation like Eulerian does but it's not as efficient in parallel runs.

can you explain about Lagrangian with condensation in detail? Have you done it successfully? I want to do it but i do not how to do ?? can you tell me your email ,my email is yxgayy@126.com. Thank you!

yxgayy November 10, 2011 07:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bart Prast
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What do you want to model: dropwise condensation (heterogeneous or homogeneous) or condensation on a surface? Is it pure steam or water vapor in a gas(mixture).

have you ever simulated heterogeneous condensation successfully using CFX ?? I have problem in setting in CFX, I think just set the user defined nucleation rate is not appropriate, it just treats the droplets formed by heterogeneous condensation as a spherical ball, not a spherical cap.Can you tell how you handle it.Thanks a lot in advance!


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