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June 29, 2007, 03:56 |
Virtual mass
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Hi all,
I am modelling a two phase flow of a gas and liquid through a nozzle. Experimental pressure match the simulations pretty good except where large pressure gradients are present (where the liquid slows down). I have to add virtual mass here but this does not work from a numerical point of view: the stability is very poor (explicit implementation?). Any idea how I can perform a run with virtual mass? Astrid |
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July 3, 2007, 10:53 |
Re: Virtual mass
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You cannot. Contact CFX support. They are working on it. We tried everything to get it working in a similar case with no succes. Has to do with the linearization (or absence of it) of the source term.
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