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logme February 4, 2015 07:22

Flow of co2 (gas) into air (gas)
 
I'm performing a 2d simulation of a flow of co2 going out of a nozzle into the air.

I'm not what is the best way to simulate this. Any advice?

alanzago February 5, 2015 07:17

What do you want to analyze?
I donīt know how is the model that you want, but I think you can use steaty-state and a multiphase model

CeesH February 5, 2015 11:20

You don't need a multiphase model for this, because the 2 components you're looking at can mix. What you need is a species transport model. Enable species transport, select CO2 and air as your fluids, use a velocity boundary condition with the right mass fraction of CO2 for your nozzle (and of course, make sure you have an outlet somewhere), and go for it.

dream23 February 6, 2015 03:39

hello..
i am new in fluent, i want to simulate nozzle too..
what kind of boundary and model that i should choose..?

dream23 February 6, 2015 03:54

here is my case :
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Bz7dJiUTJs...1600/model.jpg

what d you think about my model? is that correct?


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