How to introduce mixture of air and oil in fluent
 

I am simulating in fluent to see the coolant effect on tool used in turning operation. I don't know how to introduce mixture of air and oil in the fluent. Can anyone guide me ? It would be of great help.

Thanks in advance.

Hey mate, the description is very limited , but this is how you should approach, use eulerian 2 volume of fluid method,specify what are the phases, for eg phase 1 oil and phase 2 = air or vice versa. and in the phase interaction, use any one surface tension model (not sure) , and the challenging part is the solution initialisation , for that i need further info regarding the geometry, i hope it helped.

Thank you very much. Here is the geometry of the part. There is a small surface you can see at the edge. It is the tool tip and it is where I am giving 1090 kelvin as temperature.

I am posing links for the geometry for your better understanding.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oA...9vEhWBUjmHkLAu

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1U7...iDsoD6nvzcxlCA

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qe...qMEfkAzM6O0Nhz

If it is a steady flow, it doesn’t matter at all whatever fluid you are using regarding this simulation since i am assuming you are using fixed temperature boundary, moreover if you are using transient , and if i assume that there is a pipe flow from where the oil is coming ( most common) , then you need euler multiphase volume of fluid method, i hope it helped.

Ok. Thank you.

ansys fluent multiphase analysis
 

hi everyone i am working on a multiphase fluid simulation in fluent . that is pipe that have a saturated vapor with a cooled wall . after simulation with a acceptable residuals and the temperature contours was good but about volume of fraction of each phase there is no good results and all fluid domain have a constant volume fraction . indeed i wanna calculate amount of condensed liquid . is there anyone can help me ? its so necessary for me ...

and also i m sorry of my bad english :|

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