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June 5, 2000, 17:31	discrete phase	#1
john Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, does anybody know if fluent has any option in discrete phase modeling for melting solid particles. thanks

July 6, 2000, 04:51	Re: discrete phase	#2
Rüdiger Schwarze Guest Posts: n/a	Yes. You can use the option "inert particle heating", but You have to specify a temperature-dependent enthalpy in order to model the melting of the droplet. qinchangliang likes this.

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