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'Turbulent Two Phase Flow, Level Set' Module

Posted 20 giu 2012, 20:45 GMT-4 Fluid & Heat Version 4.2a 3 Replies

Jitendra Loganathan
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Hi,

We are designing a two phase (Air and Gas) burner model using 'Turbulent Two Phase Flow, Level Set' module with Transient Initialization. We are not getting any error when we compute the model for studying but the study does not compute any dependent variables other than phase field variable (mod.phils). I was not able to select 'Solve for this field' in any other dependent variables section. We are having Air and Syn Gas (User Defined Material) as the two fluids in the model. In the results, the volume fraction of gas is shown as zero even where it has to be one. May be the problem exists because the model is not taking into account the physical properties of Syn Gas(No green tick mark shown to the left of property column in syn gas material section) inspite of specifying them and we don't know how to rectify this problem.

It would be grateful if anyone shares his/her knowledge on this.

Thank you.
3 Replies Last Post 15 ago 2012, 15:37 GMT-4
Tero Hietanen
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Posted: 1 decade ago 21 giu 2012, 02:04 GMT-4
Hi,

I don't have answer to your problem but question about used model. Why do you use two phase model? Should this easier with "Transport of Diluted Species" (combined with Turbulent Flow). There is only one flow material but this can be modified by making mixture which contains all gas components. You can add here reaction of gases and heat production if needed (Heat Transfer module).

Best regards

Tero
Hi, I don't have answer to your problem but question about used model. Why do you use two phase model? Should this easier with "Transport of Diluted Species" (combined with Turbulent Flow). There is only one flow material but this can be modified by making mixture which contains all gas components. You can add here reaction of gases and heat production if needed (Heat Transfer module). Best regards Tero
Jitendra Loganathan
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Posted: 1 decade ago 21 giu 2012, 14:27 GMT-4
Thank you
Thank you
Lindsey Jantz
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Posted: 1 decade ago 15 ago 2012, 15:37 GMT-4
Hi,

Did you get your simulation to work out? I'm working on a combustion problem and would be interested in your setup/results.

Thank you,
Lindsey
Hi, Did you get your simulation to work out? I'm working on a combustion problem and would be interested in your setup/results. Thank you, Lindsey

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