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January 25, 2003, 12:14
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Species transport
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Can anyone please tell me if FLUENT can model the transport of two fluids such as water and a non-immiscible dye or tracer.
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January 25, 2003, 12:33
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Re: Species transport
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Non Immiscible means it is miscible i.e. mixing with water. So you will have to use multispecies modeling. Go thru FLUENT Docs. and follow the steps for multispecies model.
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