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qrious June 30, 2014 03:49

Porous wall
 
Hi
I wish to model a tube flow with porous walls.
There is a fluid flowing inside the tube and a fluid flowing outside the tube.
I want to model this fluid-fluid interaction that happens through the pores.
How do i do it ?
Hope someone can help me out.

AGP July 10, 2014 16:41

Did you try using the porous zone option in cell zone conditions?

qrious July 11, 2014 07:00

Thanks for your reply!
What boundary conditions should i give while meshing it in gambit ? porous jump doesnt seem to work as it shows an error while opening in fluent. I think i have not quite understood the jump boundary condition properly.
And regarding your suggestion, my model consists only of porous walls. Will porous zone work for this too ?

AGP July 11, 2014 09:26

I am not too familiar with Gambit. Also, as far as I know there isn't a porous wall BC. You can create a different part (or body) while meshing it and define the porosity in the cell zone condition.

D. Fai June 7, 2022 02:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by qrious (Post 499240)
Hi
I wish to model a tube flow with porous walls.
There is a fluid flowing inside the tube and a fluid flowing outside the tube.
I want to model this fluid-fluid interaction that happens through the pores.
How do i do it ?
Hope someone can help me out.




Hi,
I wish, meanwhile you could solve the problem.
I have to model a capillary-membrane, whose wall is permeable and the water enters from the right side. Here one has a laminar flow, which means Darcy's law is accepted. I am trying to find out c1, c2, could you please support me with some tipps? best wishes, Venesa


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