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I am modeling the melting process of a powder. In the figure shown, the rectangle represents air, while the curves represent powder particles. The powder is considered a fluid but remains highly viscous at solidus temperature to represent the solid phase, and it melts upon heating.
I want to include the Marangoni effect, but when I add it, I am unable to select the curve boundaries as the interface where the effect should be applied. Instead, I can only select the walls of the rectangle. Does anyone know how to resolve this issue? |
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marangoni stress, melt pool, melting, surface tension |
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