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January 21, 2008, 11:46
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Drag Coefficient Models on Phoenics
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Hi there.
I´m not a Phoenic´s user, but I´d like to have some info about the available drag coefficient models for multiphase flow in this software. In particular, I´d like to know if the Wallis and Kuo model is available. Thanks in advance! |
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January 22, 2008, 07:57
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Re: Drag Coefficient Models on Phoenics
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The dispersed-fluid interphase-drag models of PHOENICS include the "dirty-water" spherical-bubble model of Kuo and Wallis [1988] with allowance for the complete Reynolds- number range and the various shape regimes.
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