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December 7, 2015, 06:22 |
Controlling fluid volume fraction over time at the inlet of a pipe
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Hello everybody,
At the inlet of a pipe, I would like to control the fluid volume fraction of an air-water flow over time. The multiphase model is here VOF. For example : When t = [0 ; 10] s : the fluid at the inlet is water (Water volume fraction = 1 ; air volume fraction = 0). When t = [10 ; 20] s : the fluid at the inlet is air. (Water volume fraction = 0 ; air volume fraction = 1). When t = [20 ; 30] s : the fluid is again water (Water volume fraction = 1 ; air volume fraction = 0). And so forth... Please, can you tell me what can I do to solve this case ? Thank you in advance. Gwen. |
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December 9, 2015, 09:59 |
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Do you have any idea or don't you understand my problem ?
Maybe I'm not clear enough ! Thank you. |
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