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December 13, 2016, 03:59	Using Eulerian for Multiphase flow	#1
DGG New Member zeeshan Join Date: Oct 2016 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 10	Hi I am simulating the condensation of steam in the presence of two non-condensable gases hydrogen and nitrogen. According to ANSYS theory guide, for VOF and Mixture model it is mentioned that only one compressible phase is allowed. While in Eulerian, this line is not there. So, can i take more than one gases as compressible. https://uiuc-cse.github.io/me498cm-f...ry%20Guide.pdf 546/814 Best Regards

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