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Old   February 2, 2016, 14:23
Default Is Fluent better for multiphase mixture modelling than CFX?
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Dear all,

If I want to simulate the water dominant flow with oil bubbles in an inclined pipe, I would think of goint to do it Fluent with Mxiture model to accont slip or use Eulerian model for more general purposes.

Hovewer, I saw some articles which describe such works done in CFX. But everywhere I keep reading that Fluent is better for multiphase flow usage however the reasons are not provided.

Could you please share you opinion about general difference in multiphase modelling between Fuent and CFX and what is more appreciated, which model is better to use for the water dominant flow with oil bubbles in an inclined pipe?

Any ideas are appreciated. Thank you very much in advance.
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