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August 9, 2013, 11:34 |
Saffman/ Lift Force in Pipe
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Hi folks.
I'm trying to implement lift force in a slurry flow in a pipe with a custom code. I'm reading about the Saffman lift force and it seems that there are a lot of different corrections or interpreations on this force. Does anyone know what is the most adequate/used formula for solid-liquid flows?? I'm using this from the FLUENT manual. And I have some doubts about this one. The last term is the curl if I'm not mistaken and the previous term is a vector difference, for x, y and z. Than we will have an external product between two vectors. I'm having some doubts on how to implement it in 2D as a volume force. Do I split the equation in X and Y terms? How do I go about this? Thanks for your help. Cheers. Rui |
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