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Hello, Solving vf equation in multiphase flows (say 2 phases) in a segregated manner leads to over/under shoot in the values of the vf's. now that sum (vf) should be 1, how does one adjust the vf's to achieve this. Although, I do know about the easy scaling based on the sum of vfs, I am looking at other methods to adjust the volume fraction limits since the sum scaling leads to mass loss in the cell.
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