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February 6, 2007, 15:39 |
Multiphase reacting flow
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Hello CFD gurus,
I want to simulate a reacting flow where the formation of new phases is a possibility. Example: My domain is filled with 50% phase A and 50% phase B. At the free surface cells reactions are taking place and a phase C is formed. Free surface shape is an important factor and it can include splashing etc. My questions: 1) (general) What multiphase method is best suited for this type of problem? 2) (specific) Will it be possible to use the VOF method since I will most likely not have any cells filled with phase C initially (and hence making the reconstruction of the free surface difficult)? Thanks for your input. Sara |
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