what does "multiphase" mean?
The mixture model is designed for two or MORE phases (fluid or particulate)". In addition, in Panel "Models > Multiphase... >", I can define Number of phases up to 20. Does that mean Fluent can model a multiphase ( >2 phases) flow?
What does multiphase (say 10 phases) mean? Thank you a lot! -rookie |
Re: what does "multiphase" mean?
Yes, FLUENT can model a flow up to 20 phases.
A phase can be defined as a portion of your system which is physically and chemically homogeneous (see a book of Physical Chemistry for a better definition). Gas-liquid-solid flows, as water-air-sand, are examples of three-phase systems. Not miscible fluids are another example of multiphase flow (ex: water, air, oil). Multiphase (>2) systems are also over-saturated solutions of salts. A higher (>2) number of phases can be used, for example, in granular flows, to account particle size distribution, considering all particles of a given size as a single phase. Hi ap |
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