model foaming process?
Dear CFD experts:
Can someone suggestion references on modeling foaming? To be more specific: Inside a test tube, I have liquid A. Then, liquid B starts injecting into the test tube at certain speed. This not only creating mixing of liquid A and liquid B, foaming also occurs at the top of the liquid/air interface. If VOF and/or level set is used to model this, the cell size probably will have to be VERY small in order to resolver the thickness of the liquid/air interface. Hence, may not be a feasible approach (for those who do not have access to a super-computer). Is there any modeling technique that can simulate the foaming process (with or without the liquid mixing)? Thanks! Pei |
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Hi,
May be this will help. Froth and Foam modeling :) http://www.cfd.com.au/cfd_conf06/PDFs/192Cil.pdf http://cel.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/41/3/251 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.polymer.2005.03.126 Regards, CFDtoy Quote:
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Thanks a lot CFDtoy!
The froth and foam modeling paper looked quite interesting. I will get the other 2 papers soon. Best, Pei |
Hello Pei!
I have to solve a similar problem. Do you have any paper or experience about on modeling foaming which can share? I'm thinking to use an open source software, like openFOAM. Best regards Jonas Quote:
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