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May 12, 2020, 21:57 |
Euler model for drops and liquid film
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Karnauhov Valery
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I'm sorry, I'm using google translate.
I ask for advice on the following question. I solve a problem with a two-phase flow (drops in the steam flow). During the flow, drops fall on the wall and form a liquid film. I use the Euler model with two phases. The secondary phase is a liquid with a drop diameter of 10 microns. My question is, what happens when drops form a film? How to calculate the drag force on the surface of the film? How does the program determine the film surface? I tried the Multi-Fluid VOF Model, but it requires too small a time step. So I want to use the Euler model. Thank you for any recommendations. Last edited by kveki; May 13, 2020 at 12:12. |
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euler model, fluent, liquid film, multi-fluid, separate flow |
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