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December 31, 2009, 05:19 |
Grid adaption
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Hi guys,
I have a capillary pipe with two fluid phases, i.e., water at the left and right end of the pipe separated by an air gap (therefore a unique big bubble which bounds the walls) in the centre of the pipe. My BC are mass flow inlet (just water) and pressure outlet, interior at the interfaces water/air/water and, of course, walls. I am using the Volume of Fluid Multi-phase model to get insight into both the motion of the air gap pushed by the inlet water and the shape of the interface. Should I turn grid adaption on, to model this problem? and should I also provide as input in Fluent the motion of the interiors? I made some trials with dynamic mesh but it didn't work. Moreover, dynamic mesh is used when the motion of a certain domain is known, while I don't know the motion law of the bubble. Many thanks, SerSe |
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dynamic mesh, grid adaption, moving mesh, vof model |
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