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October 16, 2002, 08:06
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Surface Tension
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I am modelling a transient capillary filling process, and I was wondering how good PHOENICS is at modelling surface tension forces. I've looked on CHAM's oh-so-wonderful website and haven't found anything. Ta
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October 21, 2002, 10:48
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Re: Surface Tension
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Surface Tension can been acted as a force on a wall in phoenics.It can been indroduced througth Q1 and Ground
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