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Old   June 18, 2015, 05:32
Default How work with nanofluid simulations?
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Guys who work with nanofluid modeling? please send me reply if possible?

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Hello,

I am working with external flow of nanofluids around cylinders. I am using multi-phase flow models in FLUENT. To be precise, I am using Eulerian and Mixture model.

But, I am observing a decrease in C_D and Nu_M, when I increase the Particle volume fraction. (Re - 10 to 40). This is in contradiction with the literature and basic behavior of nanofluids. Kindly, please help me solve this.
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