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Mona April 1, 2012 02:59

Injection of water droplets using DPM
 
Hi,

I want to simulate the injection of water droplets in the flow of hot air using discrete phase model. The idea is to use a curtain of water sprays to avoid the spread of heat from one part of the compartment to the other part (in case of fire).

I dont have any previous knowledge about DPM. So, for the start I have done the 2D simulation just to get the idea of how to do DPM. But when I want to define the "injection", the only option I have is the "inert" particle type. I guess it means that I wont have any vaporization of water droplets (law1) which is not correct.

I would be thankful if anyone can help me regarding this problem.

Thanks in advance.
Mona

doronzo April 1, 2012 20:33

do you have the energy equation on?

Mona April 5, 2012 13:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by doronzo (Post 352588)
do you have the energy equation on?


Hi,

Yes, I do.

alireza-1369 April 6, 2012 13:17

well,It is really easy bro
just turn on 'species' in the model menu and then choose one of its options like 'species transport'.....then it's up to u to choose proper mixture and material properties..

Mona April 6, 2012 15:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by alireza-1369 (Post 353470)
well,It is really easy bro
just turn on 'species' in the model menu and then choose one of its options like 'species transport'.....then it's up to u to choose proper mixture and material properties..


Thank you very much for the information.

mamyjooooon March 13, 2013 00:04

hello alireza
my name is mohammad reza
are you from in iran?

mamyjooooon March 13, 2013 00:12

hello
my name is mohammad reza
are you from in iran?


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