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Trying to model Fluid-on-Fluid interaction
Posted 29.06.2012, 18:11 GMT-4 Fluid & Heat, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Version 4.2 2 Replies
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Hi,
I'm trying to model the impingement of a high velocity fluid/gas onto a liquid surface (a molten pool of metal to be precise). Right now I'm working with the 'Laminar Two Phase Flow,tpf' module for this. I'm yet to understand many of the underlying physics, but I'm confused if this is the right type of physics node that should be chosen for this problem or is there a better way to model fluid-on-fluid interaction?
It's a simple 2-D problem where I want to see the deformation of the molten pool of metal due to the gas impingement from the top. Please suggest what I should do.
Thanks in advance.
I'm trying to model the impingement of a high velocity fluid/gas onto a liquid surface (a molten pool of metal to be precise). Right now I'm working with the 'Laminar Two Phase Flow,tpf' module for this. I'm yet to understand many of the underlying physics, but I'm confused if this is the right type of physics node that should be chosen for this problem or is there a better way to model fluid-on-fluid interaction?
It's a simple 2-D problem where I want to see the deformation of the molten pool of metal due to the gas impingement from the top. Please suggest what I should do.
Thanks in advance.
2 Replies Last Post 30.06.2012, 14:34 GMT-4