[RabiArya]

I have a steel plate where the bottom wall is heated. Above this solid plate, a water-filled zone is there which is contained by side adiabatic walls made up of steel. Above this static water zone, a zone filled with air is present. The air is incoming and outgoing as shown in the figure.
The air is modelled as a species with a combination of dry air+ water vapour.
The water is also getting evaporated based on pressure difference and vapour formed is getting mixed in the air zone.
Note : 3 frozen bodies are made in the design modeller and then all are made to form new parts.

Can anyone guide me on how to do this?
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[AlexanderZ]

seems like you've done it already isn't it?

so you have 2 zones solid and fluid. fluid is a mix of water and air.

after initialization patch water part of fluid zone with water = 1

set boundary conditions

[RabiArya]

Originally Posted by AlexanderZ

seems like you've done it already isn't it?

so you have 2 zones solid and fluid. fluid is a mix of water and air.

after initialization patch water part of fluid zone with water = 1

set boundary conditions

No sir, there are 3 zones.
Zone 1: Solid(steel)
Zone 2: fluid(water)
Zone 3: fluid( dry air+ water vapour)
Zone 2 is static liquid is contained within walls
Zone 3 is air moving from inlet to outlet

I tried doing this, but I am not getting proper results. I am doing a steady state analysis. But the result are absurd.