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April 21, 2013, 05:05 |
Modeling Flash-condensation
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Hi,
I am modeling a flash-condensation process using FLUENT 12.1. The simulation starts when a working fluid jet at lower temperature is introduced into a cylinder where the vapor phase of that same working fluid is immersed, thus initiating a rapid condensation. I try to set up this problem with the Mixture Multiphase Model with mass transfer enabled. However, since there are two "main phases" (liquid and vapor) and a third phase (liquid droplets), how should I define the primary phase and secondary phases? What's the difference between them in FLUENT? I have just begun my simulation and I'll be updating problems (and perhaps solutions) in this post. Thank you for your answers. Anthony |
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October 29, 2016, 04:23 |
Flash condensation
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Behrooz Jamshidi
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Hi
Could u simulate flash condensation in fluent? Im seeking for the same thing. Regards |
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flash-condensation, mass transfer, multiphase, phases |
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