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COMSOL Limitations with Turbulent Two phase flow?
Posted 20 mai 2015, 08:20 UTC−4 Fluid & Heat, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Microfluidics Version 4.4 1 Reply
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Hi,
I am working on a problem pertaining injectors. I am using the Fluid flow physics module and in particular the Turbulent two phase module. I have gone through the benchmark models and tutorials available in COMSOL 4.4. All of them use laminar two phase flow. I would like to know if there are any limitations in turbulent two phase flow analysis for high velocity in COMSOL 4.4
Can someone please comment on this.
Many thanks
Nichith
I am working on a problem pertaining injectors. I am using the Fluid flow physics module and in particular the Turbulent two phase module. I have gone through the benchmark models and tutorials available in COMSOL 4.4. All of them use laminar two phase flow. I would like to know if there are any limitations in turbulent two phase flow analysis for high velocity in COMSOL 4.4
Can someone please comment on this.
Many thanks
Nichith
1 Reply Last Post 21 mai 2015, 06:24 UTC−4
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9 years ago
Hi
I am working on the rotating machinery, turbulent flow. I need to define three phases in a single domain in which i am facing very difficulty.
I am getting doubt whether we can define a single phase for a single domain.
I am working on the rotating machinery, turbulent flow. I need to define three phases in a single domain in which i am facing very difficulty.
I am getting doubt whether we can define a single phase for a single domain.