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May 13, 2016, 03:58 |
twoPhaseEulerFoam (very) high pressure when using kinetic theory
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Ruben Di Battista
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Hello everybody,
I'm basically simulating a slurry flow with solid particles in a liquid carrier. I managed to run simulation with different turbulent models for the liquid carrier (basically k-w SST and std. k-epsilon) getting reasonable velocity profiles and pressure drops. In most of the papers I'm trying to emulate (i.e. CFD modeling for pipeline flow of fine particles at high concentration - Kaushal et al.) they use kinetic-theory for granular flow. I tried to enable it but I get a practically laminar profile for the solid phase. Here an image that compares the two velocity profiles with same volume fraction (13%), inlet velocity (1.5), particle diameter (1.3mm), k-w for carrier and in the red profile I used the kinetic-theory for granular flows with equilibrium hypothesis. GEOMETRY DETAILS Pipe Diameter: 15e-3 [m] Pipe Length: 0.6 [m] Gravity: [0 0 -9.81] Position of the sample line: 0.4 [m] from the inlet Boundary Conditions:
PHASES INFORMATIONS Liquid Carrier Density: 870 [Kg/m設 Liquid Carrier Viscosity: 0.292E-3 [Pa s] Dispersed Phase Density: 1026 [Kg/m設 Dispersed Phase Viscosity: 0.292E-3 [Pa s] (Case naming system: 15_13_kw_keq:
An help would be very appreciated, thanks... OpenFOAM 3.0.1 Here is my case too: cfd-online.tar.gz Last edited by rdbisme; May 20, 2016 at 04:53. |
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