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February 9, 2023, 12:17
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How do I change fluid viscosity after crystallization reaction?
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Hi all, I'm trying to simulate fluid mixing in a stirred tank.
Two liquids react in a crystallization reaction, and solids precipitate. In real life, this reaction greatly influences the viscosity of the mixture and I would like to figure out how to simulate it. Is there some way to link the mixture viscosity to the amount of solids? Or is this already accounted for in particle-fluid interactions? Any help much appreciated |
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| crystallization, mixing flow, star ccm+, viscosity model |
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