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October 6, 2014, 07:40
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Low Viscosity Two-Phase Pipeflow case
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Hi,
I'm facing some Problems to find a proper first approach for a two-phase flow of liquid and gaseous Helium in a pipe (25%liq 75%gas in the first approach ..later it should be vapor). Reynolds Number is quite high >350 000. My first thought: k-e model with interFoam ...but is it possible to use bubbleFoam? What are the differences? It would be really glad if anyone could give some suggestions  regards Alex |
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