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December 5, 2008, 05:36 |
Volume fractions in muliphase model
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Hi,
I am doing a simulation of cavitating flow. I use the pressure based, mixture model with the implemented cavitation model (really just one option of solver if using the cavitation model). The problem thus contains 1.mixture level 2.water (also some non condensable gases defined in the cavitation model) 3.vapor Now i want to implement a UDF for defining my own BC. For this i need the speed of sound of the mixture. i could not access this variable in my UDF C_C2(c,t_mixture) gives the value 0. Anyone has experience with this? to work around this i need to calculate the speed of sound myself. But for this i need each phase volume fraction. Now, i tried C_VOF(c,t_phase_i) does not give the volume fractions. Does anyone have some advice on how to access them? all suggestions and thoughts are welcome |
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August 31, 2009, 08:58 |
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asif nazir
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i have also same kind of problem if u have find the solution then plz also inform me about it.specially the problem of finding the volume fraction
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May 11, 2015, 08:20 |
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federico
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I have the same problem. Did you find a solution?
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