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July 3, 2024, 12:43 |
Does Define_Source macro works for multiphase flow?
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Hi Everyone
I am a new member here. I am trying to write an UDF for Eulerian Multiphase flow. The UDF is for a porous media model for water-air flow. I have a rectangular domain which is entirely a porous zone. Water enters from one side of the domain and air enters from the opposite side. I am trying to write an UDF that models the drag force between: air-porous zone(solid), water-porous zone, air-water themselves. so I assume it would be 3 UDFs: air - water interaction UDF will be hooked to phase interactions fluids - water interactions UDF will be hooked in cell zone conditions for each phase. I am trying to find online resources that can help me write the UDFs. Till now, no success. If you have something similar, please share. I greatly appreciate your help. Also, does Define_source macro works for multiphase flow (to define momentum sources for fluid-soild interactions)? Have a great day! |
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July 3, 2024, 13:13 |
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Define_source macro fluent udf
This post may help someone. How do I access to velocity of the other phase? |
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fluent - udf, multiphase pressure drop, porous cell zone, udf |
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