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Idea to simualte solid discrete particles fluid interaction in rotating frame

Posted 14.11.2016, 09:54 GMT-5 1 Reply

Sohan Birla
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I have been trying to simulate solid discrete particles fluid interaction in rotating frame. I tried to use the rotating machinery mixer module but it is not valid for discrete particles of larger size and if loading is more than 10%, it does not work. Does anybody has any idea to simulate solid liquid mix ( canned beans) heating undergoing end over end rotation.

Your directional thoughts are highly appreciated. .

Sohan Birla
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Posted: 8 years ago 15.11.2016, 17:51 GMT-5

I have been trying to simulate solid discrete particles fluid interaction in rotating frame. I tried to use the rotating machinery mixer module but it is not valid for discrete particles of larger size and if loading is more than 10%, it does not work. Does anybody has any idea to simulate solid liquid mix ( canned beans) heating undergoing end over end rotation.

Your directional thoughts are highly appreciated. .

Sohan Birla



I am able to simulate this problem in Fluent software as the software allows multi-phase flow in rotating frame/mesh.
[QUOTE] I have been trying to simulate solid discrete particles fluid interaction in rotating frame. I tried to use the rotating machinery mixer module but it is not valid for discrete particles of larger size and if loading is more than 10%, it does not work. Does anybody has any idea to simulate solid liquid mix ( canned beans) heating undergoing end over end rotation. Your directional thoughts are highly appreciated. . Sohan Birla [/QUOTE] I am able to simulate this problem in Fluent software as the software allows multi-phase flow in rotating frame/mesh.

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