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December 21, 2003, 06:16	modelling nozzle flows	#1
ace Guest Posts: n/a	Hi ! can someone tell me whether we can model nozzle flow containing solid particles in fluent...mach# is around three

December 24, 2003, 09:25	Re: modelling nozzle flows	#2
ROOZBEH Guest Posts: n/a	Hi; You should use DPM(descrete phase model) option. In this model you can simulate some flow field including solid particles or fluid droplets. Hope this help you Regards

December 27, 2003, 05:03	Re: modelling nozzle flows	#3
ace Guest Posts: n/a	thanx Roozbeh, I will try n let u know....

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