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June 12, 2013, 14:42 |
solid-solid-liquid three phase flow in stirred tank
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Manjunath
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Hello,
I am trying to simulate solid-liquid flows in a stirred tank. I was able to set up and simulate the case for two phase solid-liquid flow, 100 micrometer diameter solid particles (VF = 0.1) in water using both Mixture and Eulerian model. I am interested in adding particles of different diameter (1000 micrometer dia, VF = 0.1) to the tank, essentially creating a three phase solid-solid-liquid flow. I am getting divergence error if I solve for the volume fraction equations, even if I start with a converged initial solution which is obtained by ignoring the volume fraction equations. I am using MRF technique to model the impeller rotation and using mixture turbulence model. Any help on this issue is appreciated. Thanks, Manjunath |
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