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June 8, 2017, 14:47 |
Polydispersed phase pressure drop with drop size
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Lakshay Garg
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Hi all,
I am modeling a flow of air -water mixture through a filter media. The morphology of water in air is polydispersed. The question I want to post goes as follows: " I model the pressure drop across the filter through a isotropic momentum loss model wherein I implemented the linear resistance coefficient(dependent on air velocity). Now, I am not sure if CFX takes into account the drop sizes or just the total volume fraction of the dispersed phase to calculate the pressure drop. In other words, if I reduce the size of droplets in the dispersed phase, for the same volume fraction, would CFX predict a higher pressure drop or would the pressure drop remain the same?" I hope I explained my problem clearly! Thanks in advance Laksh |
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June 8, 2017, 19:56 |
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Glenn Horrocks
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Can't you do a simple test simulation and find out? Send a air/water mixture through your porous media and change the drop size and see if makes a difference.
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dispersed phase, pressure drop, size dependency |
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