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June 20, 2014, 14:45	Viscosity when liquid turns to solid ??	#1
zomayabssa New Member LOTFI OULD ROUIS Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Canada Posts: 23 Rep Power: 11	Hi guys, I've got some troubles when using the "solidification and melting mode" in Fluent. I'm simulating an ice melting and solidification and I was wondering if it is possible to give an infinite value to the viscosity once it becomes solid because the "solidification and melting" mode keeps the same viscosity value wheter it is an ice or water..... which is not true. any suggestion would be appreciated thanks a lot Loffy jyothsna k likes this.

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