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ydima June 19, 2019 12:13

Interface between a fluid and air
 
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Hi,

(I am a French student, sorry for the language mistakes)

I try to simulate a flow from a syringe into air. I have sketched a syringe, a ground, and a frozen rectangle cut (through a Boolean) between them for the air. However, I have a major problem: I don't know how to make understand to the software that I want the flow to sink into air at the end of the syringe (as a hole). I have tried a lot of things, but in the results I have either all the fluid staying in the syringe, or all the fluid staying in the air, like if there was a concrete separation between the two.

On left and right sides of the interface between syringe and air I have put walls for named selections, but I don't know what to put for the end of the syringe (by the way I have 2 segments superimposed here, one from the syringe part and one from the air part).

I have enclosed many pictures to clarify everything.

If someone could help me, I would be very grateful :p

Thank you!

Gweher August 13, 2019 07:19

Hi Yoann,

If you just want to simulate the air flow leaving the syringe you should use the flow domain (cf. your 2nd picture) and use a name selection at the syringe inlet edge. Do the same for the other BC (wall / outlet / opening) with appropriate names so when importing into fluent it will already pre-assign the BC type.

Have fun ;)

ydima2 August 13, 2019 08:58

Hi,

I've fixed the problem since this post but thank you very much for your help! :D

Yoann


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