Mixture A+B and C+D

January 19, 2007, 00:37

I have two parallel adjacent channels. Mixture A+B flows in the upper channel and mixture C+D flows in the lower one. But I can't postulate these matetial in the program. I can't set-up the mixture both A+B and C+D, only one mixture appears in the boundary conditions pannel when setting the medium fluid.

How can it be possible?

January 20, 2007, 00:44

Do you have created two Fluid domain in the mesh.( check if two fluids are there in the boundary conditions)

January 21, 2007, 20:14

Do you have created two Fluid domain in the mesh. -->Yes. I do it in the specify contimuum types section.

check if two fluids are there in the boundary conditions -->Yes. Two fluids exist and I can determine each material for singel component in material name column. But if I choose species transport option to "ON", the material name colum disappears.

January 19, 2007, 00:37	Mixture A+B and C+D	#1
J.Y.Shin Guest Posts: n/a	I have two parallel adjacent channels. Mixture A+B flows in the upper channel and mixture C+D flows in the lower one. But I can't postulate these matetial in the program. I can't set-up the mixture both A+B and C+D, only one mixture appears in the boundary conditions pannel when setting the medium fluid. How can it be possible?

January 20, 2007, 00:44	Re: Mixture A+B and C+D	#2
Sujith Guest Posts: n/a	Do you have created two Fluid domain in the mesh.( check if two fluids are there in the boundary conditions)

January 21, 2007, 20:14	Re: Mixture A+B and C+D	#3
J.Y.Shin Guest Posts: n/a	Do you have created two Fluid domain in the mesh. -->Yes. I do it in the specify contimuum types section. check if two fluids are there in the boundary conditions -->Yes. Two fluids exist and I can determine each material for singel component in material name column. But if I choose species transport option to "ON", the material name colum disappears.

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