Mixing two immiscible liquids in Kenics static mixers

longbk · June 27, 2014, 02:03

Dear all,

I am conducting the 3D model of mixing two immiscible liquids in Kenics static mixer. Two flows of palm oil (100% oil) and methanol solution (100% methanol) will be injected at the inlet zone with the specific velocities. I would like to evaluate the fraction of methanol at the outlet boundary (desired volume fraction of methanol is about 0.5). I'm wondring some issues as follow:
- Which multiphase model should I apply for this case? (VOF or mixture or Euler)
- I have set the outlet boundary as pressure outlet of 0 Pa (gauge) and the blacflow volume fraction of methanol (2nd phase) = 0.5. Is it ok?
- What kind of parameter should I use to evaluate how well mixing? (I'm using the volume fraction of each phase as the eveluated parameters)

Thanks in advance!
(Sorry about my English)

Regards,
Long Nguyen

absa94 · May 26, 2017, 04:27

Hello,

I am facing the same problem can anyone help me

June 27, 2014, 02:03	Mixing two immiscible liquids in Kenics static mixers	#1
longbk New Member Long Nguyen Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 13	Dear all, I am conducting the 3D model of mixing two immiscible liquids in Kenics static mixer. Two flows of palm oil (100% oil) and methanol solution (100% methanol) will be injected at the inlet zone with the specific velocities. I would like to evaluate the fraction of methanol at the outlet boundary (desired volume fraction of methanol is about 0.5). I'm wondring some issues as follow: - Which multiphase model should I apply for this case? (VOF or mixture or Euler) - I have set the outlet boundary as pressure outlet of 0 Pa (gauge) and the blacflow volume fraction of methanol (2nd phase) = 0.5. Is it ok? - What kind of parameter should I use to evaluate how well mixing? (I'm using the volume fraction of each phase as the eveluated parameters) Thanks in advance! (Sorry about my English) Regards, Long Nguyen absa94 likes this.

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May 26, 2017, 04:27		#2
absa94 New Member bosi Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 10	Hello, I am facing the same problem can anyone help me