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June 2, 2010, 19:18 |
CFX vs CFD for multiphase+particle
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didier
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Hello.
I want to simulate the behaviour of the water intake to a hydroelectric plant. It's a multiphase flow with 2 continuous fluid (air and water) and free surface model. So far I've used CFX, no pb. But now I want to inject sand and do particle tracking. I got an error message in CFX because multiphase flow together with particle tracking is not supported... So should I switch to CFD ? Will it be feasible and not too difficult (I'm a beginner on Ansys !). or can I stay in CFX ? Then I guess I should give up particle transport morphology for sand..... If some expert could help me make the right choice, that would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance Z |
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June 5, 2010, 22:35 |
CFX vs CFD for multiphase+particle
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Gerald P. Backer
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Sure. Multiphase flow, free surface with discrete phase.
Send me a note. gerald at backer dot net |
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