[sunilgknair]

Hello,

I am trying to simulate a nozzle which has three inlets and one outlet, one inlet is from an ink source and other two are air at a certain pressure. I have tried and have been unsuccessful in doing so, guessing that I am doing something wrong. Also, the ink flow is in the form of droplets...which I have no clue how to simulate.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks from a FLUENT newbie and a poor student.

[Workshop Technologies]

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Originally Posted by sunilgknair

Hello,

I am trying to simulate a nozzle which has three inlets and one outlet, one inlet is from an ink source and other two are air at a certain pressure. I have tried and have been unsuccessful in doing so, guessing that I am doing something wrong. Also, the ink flow is in the form of droplets...which I have no clue how to simulate.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks from a FLUENT newbie and a poor student.

[ksingh]

You can try it using spray modelling. For more discussion, you can write to me on ksingh@tserc.in