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July 19, 2022, 06:01 |
Choosing mixture model vs. DPM dodel in fluent
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jisu
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In Ansys fluent theory guide, it is described as follows.
- the mixture and Eulerian models are appropriate for flows in which the phases mix or separate and/or dis- persed-phase volume fractions exceed 10%. - Flows in which the dispersed-phase volume fractions are less than or equal to 10% can be modeled using the discrete phase model described in Discrete Phase. but I want to use mixture model with volume fractions 1%. In this case, I want to know whether using the mixture model leads to a wrong interpretation. (Because my model uses a mixture model, but the volume fraction is less than 10%.) Please advise on how to make this decision. thank you. |
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