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September 14, 2008, 22:17 |
Liquid/liquid dispersion
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Hi,
I wish to model a horizontal open pipe which is filled with fresh water sitting in a large tank of seawater. The system is static but i want to model the movement/migration of liquid in and out of the pipe based on the density gradient. What boundary conditions do i need to specify as there is no velocity or pressure boundaries in the model? How do i create two zones in the geometry so that there is free movement between the fluids in and out of the pipe? Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance, Michael. |
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