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October 15, 2011, 16:23 |
Euler-lagrange or Euler-Euler Model? Wich is the best for this case
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Dear Colleagues,
I am working simulating a vertical oil-gas separator in ANSYS CFX. The inlet conditions are: Liquid mass flow (lb/s): 10,04071181 Gas mass flow (lb/s): 15,50694444 Liquid Volume fraction : 0,041947644 Gas Volume Fraction: 0,958052356 As you can see, the liquid Volume fraction is very small. My doubt is, Which of the two multiphase model is better for my case, Euler-Euler or Euler-lagrange?. I have read a lot and I am almost sure that I can use the Euler- Euler since it is the most general model, wheras lagrange-euler is often used to tracking and for solid- gas phase. What do you think??? |
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