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2 inlet in single pipe with 2 different material
Posted 21 set 2015, 14:48 GMT-4 Fluid & Heat, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Microfluidics, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 5.1 2 Replies
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I am designing a reactor in which i want to have 2 different material from 2 different inlet but in the same reactor.
As shown in the attached figure both the materials mix at the T junction and exit by the same outlet.
Can someone guide me which model or physics to be used for that.
As shown in the attached figure both the materials mix at the T junction and exit by the same outlet.
Can someone guide me which model or physics to be used for that.
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9 years ago
Dear Chintan,
please take a look at our tutorial model "droplet breakup in a T-junction":
www.comsol.com/model/droplet-breakup-in-a-t-junction-1994
Best regards,
Frank
please take a look at our tutorial model "droplet breakup in a T-junction":
www.comsol.com/model/droplet-breakup-in-a-t-junction-1994
Best regards,
Frank
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9 years ago
thank you...
my both materials are solid and are coming in contact one material vaporises as the other one is heated so i fear that this model isn't for the solid - solid interface.
my both materials are solid and are coming in contact one material vaporises as the other one is heated so i fear that this model isn't for the solid - solid interface.