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October 16, 2008, 04:26
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Pressure build-up with VOF in a closed domain
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Dear all,
I have problems trying to reproduce in FLUENT a pressure build-up phenomena due to external heat flux applied on the walls of a closed domain with two phases (liquid and gas)inside. The procedure recommented in FLUENT is the Floating Operating Pressure option. This works for a no-multiphase model and the solution is quite closed to the thermodinamic theory. But it doesn't for the multiphase: the pressurization rate is 50% more than expected. Did anybody face before this kind of problem? Thanks a lot. Best regards, Juan |
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