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May 5, 2010, 03:24 |
Equations solved for multiphase
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Hi,
I'm solving a multiphase simulation, Liquid - Continuous Gas - Dispersed Particle model, with turbulence. I had a basic question with regard to the equation solved (as mentioned in the Solver). It solves momentum ,continuity and turbulence (mass) for both phases individually. And there is an additional "p-vol" equation being solved, does this somehow relate to the volume fraction? Cos when i plot the p-vol variable at outlets (while solving), it plots the mass flow. Any help appreciated. Thanks Luke |
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May 5, 2010, 07:38 |
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Glenn Horrocks
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"p-vol" is the continuity equation. You do not solve the continuity equation at the phase level.
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May 5, 2010, 07:42 |
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Thanks Glen,
What are the 2 mass phase equations (based on volume fractions) that are solved? At the boundarys, apart from the phase momentum, p-vol and phase turb variables, i see 2 phase mass variables. Are they no derived from the phase continuity? Question might sound dumb, sorry, but i'm just thinking out loud. Thanks Luke |
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