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March 22, 2011, 11:49 |
LaunderSharmaKE in multiphase flow
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Robert Sawko
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Dear All,
I would appreciate much if you could lend me some assistance on the following problem. I am simulating a Couette flow of a stratified Gas/Liquid flow with fixed flow rates, predicting pressure drop and height. I use a modified version of interFoam and I set up my mesh so that a problem is essentially a 1D problem. I have had some success with laminar flows already and now I am trying turbulent regimes. I chose LaunderSharmaKE(LMKE) model but I have encountered some difficulties. I get unreasonably high values of k at the interface which after a while propagate and botch my solution. I was looking for the source of this behaviour. My guess is that the high density difference at the interface might be the cause. The version of LMKE I am using is incompressible. Is this significant? Is it possible to force interFoam to choose compressible version? Is it sensible at all to use a turb. model developed for single phase to simulate two phase flows? I will welcome any comments. |
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