Viscoelasticity

December 8, 2001, 13:17

Hi everybody,

I'm a student, and for a project I'm trying to model some basic viscoelastic flow cases. We have a Fluent license, but we don't have Polyflow. Can I use Fluent only to do this?

Much Thanks, Edward

January 8, 2002, 11:21

Hello Ed,

You can use FLUENT to simulate some Generalized Newtonian models but there is no viscoelastic models available into FLUENT. If viscoelasticity is important to you, I strongly recommend you to further investigate into POLYFLOW.

Best regards,

Thierry

December 8, 2001, 13:17	Viscoelasticity	#1
Ed Guest Posts: n/a	Hi everybody, I'm a student, and for a project I'm trying to model some basic viscoelastic flow cases. We have a Fluent license, but we don't have Polyflow. Can I use Fluent only to do this? Much Thanks, Edward

January 8, 2002, 11:21	Re: Viscoelasticity	#2
Thierry Marchal Guest Posts: n/a	Hello Ed, You can use FLUENT to simulate some Generalized Newtonian models but there is no viscoelastic models available into FLUENT. If viscoelasticity is important to you, I strongly recommend you to further investigate into POLYFLOW. Best regards, Thierry

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