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December 18, 2019, 21:29 |
Simulating Condensation in Fluent
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CWL
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I am simulating condensing, hot, pure steam (air) through a CD nozzle. However, the simulation has been very unstable regardless of the multiphase model I chose. The flow actually becomes supersonic (obviously wrong). I have the following questions if anyone can shed some ideas on:
1. Am using the Mixture model (and tried VOF) with both cavitation (Zwart model) and evaporation-condensation (Lee) mechanisms. Can I use more than 1 mechanism for phase change? If I am just simulating condensation, should I set the evaporation frequency to 0? 2. I assumed the vapourization pressure and saturation temperature in the mass transfer mechanisms the ones that we read of the steam table, i.e. Psat = 101325 Pa at Tsat = 373.15 K? 3. I remember reading something in the literature that Fluent does not model condensation well, one must use an UDF with it. Is it still the case with Fluent 19? Thanks. |
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