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March 28, 2022, 07:41 |
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Hi,
I want to simulate the vortex in a vessel and calculate the resulting difference in water height between the middle and near the wall of the vessel. I want to use VOF model. On top of the water layer is air. I enabled gravity. In the top of the vessel water is coming tangentially in via a pipe, creating the vortex. At the bottom water is pumped out of the vessel and moved upwards (to the same level as the water height in the vessel). For some reason I cannot get the right water height in the vessel (only a small layer on the bottom). I want to run the simulation steady state. I am confused about specifying operating density, is it necessary and if so, should I take water or air density? What should I define as the secondary phase? Other tips to think about more than welcome. |
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