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October 21, 2010, 10:38 |
Problem with multiphase flow - mixture model
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Mathieu Neuville
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Hello guys,
I am actually trying to model the flow in a stirred tank filled by two fluids with different density but very close 1.072 and 1.1), my final goal is to estimate the time needed to homogeize the two liquids. First, I calculated the steady flow in the tank with one fluid. And I patched the second liquid in the tank where i wanted and I run an unsteady simulation solving only the volume fraction equation. (It is very similar to introduce a dyer in a converged flow fiield i think) The problem is that there is absolutely no change in the distribution of the two phases. I guess it comes from the resolution of the volume fraction equation If someone could help me with this, it would be very nice. Thanks Mat |
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