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Old   June 6, 2016, 16:21
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Hello everyone,

I am trying to model multiphase flow (liquid + solid particles) in a horizontal pipe where the particles have the tendency to settle down at the bottom, make a bed, and reduce the cross sectional area of flow. I tried to simulate it using fluent Eulerian+dense discrete phase model but it does not give me particle bed height. Can fluent handle this problem or do I have to use some other software like flow3d ?

Please help guys.. need it for my masters thesis..

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Gaurav
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Is the problem statement unclear guys ?
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