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Old   March 29, 2007, 05:15
Default modeling flow through a filter medium
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Hi, I am trying to simulate flow through a filter medium which goes into an application. I donot know the pressure drop across it. I have 2 queries in this regard.

1. Can we model a part of the filter medium (say 20 rectangular slots or so), apply symmetry boundary and still get the pressure drop value ? Will it be the same as opposed to 4000 solots for example??

2. Is CFD required for this or can this be and if so can validated with hand calculations ?

Any comments will be highly appreciated. Thanks.
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Old   April 2, 2007, 11:21
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... may be it is 'porous media' modelling you are looking for?
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Old   April 3, 2007, 01:48
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I cannot use Porous media, since the pressure drop is unknown across the filter. How best do i model this otherwise ? Thanks.
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