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Hey all;
I am new user of Fluent and I need some tips about Fluent. I had to model a phase change in a cylinder pipe. External wall of the pipe is heated with a constant temperature. In a first time the phase change is solid to gas, and in a second time is solid to liquid +gas. I am interested to see the evolution of fusion front and the distribution of pressure in the annulus gap between the wall and the moving fusion front. I look for any reply. Thank you. |
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You can only modell a solid-liquid phase change if you describe all phases in an eulerian frame of reference.
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