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September 5, 2016, 09:23 |
Eulerin wall film model problem about film thickness
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曹騰躍
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Description:
I would like to simulate the "film distribution" about spraying water droplets on a solid wall. I used "Discrete Particle Model" with solid cone and enable the wall film model. I also set the target wall "trapped" in the DP tab and initialize the eulerin wall with the minimum thickness to 0. The results show that "Eulerin wall film particles:absorbed = 1080, stripped = 0, separated = 0". It means that fluent did detect the particles. However the film thickness was all 0 along the target wall. Question: Can I use DPM and EWF to model the film thickness? Did I lost some important steps? Should I use VOF model and EWF instead? |
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April 18, 2017, 11:29 |
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Martin
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Hi,
unfortunately I cannot give you an answer, but I am familiar with that problem... I have two very similar simulations one with a film having no thickness and one film with a "plausible" thickness. By now I cannot say what the difference in the settings might be. One case was set up by me, one by my student, but apparently the setting is identical - at least the setting for DPM and EWF, so where else could be the problem? Anyone with any idea? Cheers Martin |
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discrete particle model, eulerin wall film, film distribution, water droplets |
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