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July 31, 2006, 05:43 |
Two phase convergence problem
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Hi. I'm simulating a two phase(gas and liquid) flow through some piping that consists of some bends and different pipe-sizes(mostly 12", 10", 8").
Total massflow: 75 kg/s Volume Fraction= 0,3(liquid) and 0,7(gas) Op.pressure=8bar Op.temp=80C Density liquid=920kg/m3 Molar mass gas= 25 Kinematic viscosity=15cSt (@80C) I have troubles with getting a good convergence. Since this is my first multiphase simulation, I am wondering if there is any common mistakes to do in multiphase sim. I'm not sure about the morphology either. I have tried with both phases as continuous, and with gas as dispersed. How will this affect the results? Im looking for the pressure drop through the piping. |
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