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July 20, 2012, 11:25 |
Modeling particle filtration
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Hi,
I'm trying to simulate water flow through a filter element. The water contains small particles (10µm diameter) which should be filtered out. The filter is set as a thin porous media zone. The volume fraction particles/water is about 2e-5 at the inlet. My goal is to visualize the accretion and distribution of particles on the filter. I'm not sure which model would work best. Should I use the eulerian-granular multiphase model, and set different viscious and inertial resistance values for the different phases? I tried this, but didn't get good results yet. Even when I'm using the same resistance values for both phases, the soultion doesn't converge. I also tried the discrete phase model, but I think the volume fraction close to the filter gets much higher than at the inlet, so the multiphase model should be the right one.. ? |
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September 10, 2012, 07:47 |
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Or could I use an UDF to simulate the filter barrier?
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