Bubble size for eulerian model
Hi dear colleagues,
i am using Fluent to simulate a vertical separator. In the bottom part of the separator, i have liquid as continuous phase with a free vortex on the interface, and some bubbles (not a lot) In the upper part, i have gas as continuous phase with some liquid droplets (not a lot also) I cant use VOF because the phases are not clearly separated (bubbles and liquid droplets near the interface). I tried it and the results are very bad. So, for simulating it in Fluent, i need to use an eulerian model. The problem is that the model needs a particle size for bubbles (or droplets) to calculate drag, and the results will depends on this size. As i dont have any reprsentattive bubble size (or droplet size) in my flow, how must i choose this dimension??? Thanks a lot for ure help |
My colleague had the exact problem before. He looked for my suggestion since I was working on boiling, supposed to be knowing bubbles. However I could not answer his question.
I'd suggest to do some literature review :D Quote:
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