BOUNDARY CONDITION

February 1, 2007, 05:24

hi i am solving one mixing problem.for that i have two inlets and one outlet.two inlet having different fluids so how can i specify the different fluids in different inlets.

February 3, 2007, 02:04

It is a mixing problem. Form the mixture material made up of n fluids you are using. Then, at inlet you will be asked to specify the mass fractions of first (n-1) fluids in the mixture. Specify accordingly. The mass fractions of n fluids of the mixture should some to 1.0.

Swarup.

February 3, 2007, 04:51

thank u swarup i will look up

February 1, 2007, 05:24	BOUNDARY CONDITION	#1
brusly Guest Posts: n/a	hi i am solving one mixing problem.for that i have two inlets and one outlet.two inlet having different fluids so how can i specify the different fluids in different inlets.

February 3, 2007, 02:04	Re: BOUNDARY CONDITION	#2
Swarup Guest Posts: n/a	It is a mixing problem. Form the mixture material made up of n fluids you are using. Then, at inlet you will be asked to specify the mass fractions of first (n-1) fluids in the mixture. Specify accordingly. The mass fractions of n fluids of the mixture should some to 1.0. Swarup.

February 3, 2007, 04:51	Re: BOUNDARY CONDITION	#3
brusly Guest Posts: n/a	thank u swarup i will look up

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