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February 14, 2020, 04:35 |
Particle and gas flow through baffle geometry
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Hi
I'm trying to simulate a gas flow containing solid particles through a gas dispersion plate in a conditioning tower. The problem is that the grid is way courser than the 3mm thin baffleplate (220mm, since the entire model is 51000mm). So how can i represent the geometry and still allow particles to flow through it? Will a 2D sub-grid baffle allow for particle flow-through? With a 1000Pa pressure drop. I'm using CPFD Barracuda Virtual Reactor Regards Fredrik |
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February 14, 2020, 16:13 |
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Depending on the exact physics in the problem you might be able to solve the gas and powder/particle phases separately with a DEM approach. I know of at least one solver that will let you import an air flow field that provides momentum to the DEM particles.
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