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March 31, 2014, 07:42 |
Help with 2D simulation of carbon dioxide migration through a porous medium
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I am trying to perform a simulation of carbon dioxide migration through a hypothetical sandstone section. This is for an investigation into Carbon Capture and Storage, where CO2 is injected into rock underground. At the moment I am trying to perform a single phase, 2D simulation (rectangle) using an axisymmetric geometry.
My problem lies in defining the axis about which the problem is symmetric. I want to define the vertical line on the y-axis as being the axis of symmetry (i.e. centre of a well), but I then also want to define a parallel line lying 0.5m away from this axis as being the velocity inlet. How would I do that? I am completely new to ANSYS Fluent and any help would be greatly appreciated. If anyone needs further information to help solve my problem, please ask. Thanks. |
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