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Masoud
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Hello everyone,
I hope you are doing well. I need some guidance regarding a problem involving immiscible liquid–liquid two-phase flow. The problem is as follows: Two immiscible liquid phases are first thoroughly mixed using a mixer, and then the mixture is introduced into a separator. This separator consists of a rotating vessel that spins at high speed. As the two-phase mixture enters the separator, phase separation occurs due to the action of centrifugal force. The main questions are: Which multiphase model would be most appropriate for simulating this system? In the absence of experimental data, how can the accuracy or validity of the simulation be verified? |
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abirami
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go for volume of fluid approach,
and you don't have experiment, go through some literatures and try to validate it first. |
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