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inserting two different fluids in different time intervals (one following another)

Posted 20.09.2012, 23:39 GMT-4 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Version 4.3 0 Replies

Negin Kananizadeh
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Hi,

I need to insert water in my geometry domain, and after it gets saturated, I should insert my polymer in it. Here I need to see how this polymer replace the water in the domain after each time intervals. I need to use Darcy's law for my water movement and Brinkman for my polymer movement. Does anybody know how I can model to see this displacing ? In fact how can I insert two different fluid in my domain, that actually one follows another one.

thanks,


Negin
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