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Old   July 2, 2003, 10:15
Default Mulitphase Problem
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sam
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Hello fluent users, i have a multiphase problem and i have never used multiphase before i m new to this,and i need ur help in this matter from u FLUENT guys out there.

Problem Description:

A tank which is full of water and is submerged in water, now what i want to simulate is that tank has an inlet on its upper side ok and has an outlet or drain in the lower side. When i blow air at say some pressure from inlet into the tank which is full of water and i want to remove the water from tank which drains from the outlet. So i want to determine the pressure on the inner walls of the tank due to pressure of air blow and flow rate of water coming out of the tank?

I think i have properly conveyed that problem to u guys Its just an example which i want to perform on this FLUENT software and please guide and tell me can this really be simulated. What should be the boundary conditions and how to model it. Thanks in advance.
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