poros medium

March 8, 2007, 08:32

hi

i modeling fluif flow through a pipe which has some portion poros media. The porosity is .69 .It is made up of stainless steel which conductivty is different in x and y direction . when i changed the material properties of steel, it ask one value .

how can it take two value in two different direction ? how to set it ????????? please reply

ammi reddy

March 12, 2007, 23:36

Hello Ammi, is your porosity a infinite thin domain, thus only a face and you have defined it as porous jump or do you have a volume domain defined as porous media?

March 8, 2007, 08:32	poros medium	#1
AMMI REDDY Guest Posts: n/a	hi i modeling fluif flow through a pipe which has some portion poros media. The porosity is .69 .It is made up of stainless steel which conductivty is different in x and y direction . when i changed the material properties of steel, it ask one value . how can it take two value in two different direction ? how to set it ????????? please reply ammi reddy

March 12, 2007, 23:36	Re: poros medium	#2
Bob Guest Posts: n/a	Hello Ammi, is your porosity a infinite thin domain, thus only a face and you have defined it as porous jump or do you have a volume domain defined as porous media?

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