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apo October 30, 2014 10:13

Ansys Multiphase
 
Hi,
i want to simulate a pipe that contains water! water's temprature is increased by hot air out of the pipe! water is initial at 300K and the air at 2000K! So we have water liquid inlet and water vapor outlet! How can i have this change of water's phase? Help me please!!!!!!!!

SJSW October 31, 2014 03:01

I think maybe this would help?

Phases→interaction...→Mass→increase "Number of Mass Transfer Mechanisms" to 1
→From phase2(water) to Phase 1(air+vapor), mechansim: evaporation-condensation

Need more help...

apo October 31, 2014 08:50

Thanks for your help,
I'm new on ansys. I did that, but i don't know what to do on Boundary Conditions. What phase and what type have to choose at hot air and at water on Boundary Conditions to give initial velocity and temperature?
Sorry for my English...

apo October 31, 2014 09:28

I want to have only air out of the pipe and change of the phase in to the pipe from water liquid to water vapor!

famon November 4, 2014 16:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by apo (Post 516675)
Hi,
i want to simulate a pipe that contains water! water's temprature is increased by hot air out of the pipe! water is initial at 300K and the air at 2000K! So we have water liquid inlet and water vapor outlet! How can i have this change of water's phase? Help me please!!!!!!!!

does your outlet is only vapor?
you should define volume fraction in inlet and outlet

apo November 6, 2014 04:35

My outlet is only vapor. I want to have phase interaction in the pipe from water liquid to water vapor and only air out of the pipe. I'm new on ansys, can anybody help me?


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