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Safae
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Dear all,
Actually, I'm simulating a multiphase flow composed of three phases on ANSYS Fluent. I'm using a 3D geometry, and I define the characteristics of each phase. when I try to set the initial volume fraction I have this message : " Warning!! The sum of phase volume fractions exceeds 1 in some faces(s). This can lead to potentially erroneous initialization. Please insure that the sum of phase volume fractions on a face does not exceed 1 during intitialization or patching!! " can you help me please! Thank you Regards |
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Mfor Ebot
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I have similar problem too. Please can anyone help?
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