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Drying of the surface of a solid

    • tungseng99
      Subscriber

      Hi, I am new to Fluent. I want to do a moisture removal from the surface of a solid. So, I would like to ask about, how to model moisture content on a solid surface? And is it possible to solve a drying simulation without using UDF?

      That would be much appreciated if anyone could help.

      Tung.

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator
      Is the solid porous or are you just evaporating a surface layer of liquid? There are various approaches, read up on the multiphase models and wall films in Fluent. Then explain the problem in more detail.
    • tungseng99
      Subscriber
      Yes Rob, I'm trying to evaporate a surface layer of liquid, something like free water surface. I have read some research papers and I understand that UDF can be used in drying simulation. But most of them did drying of a porous material. So I'm wondering if I can just do it without UDF to simulate drying of a surface layer of liquid.
    • Rob
      Forum Moderator
      You may be able to avoid using a UDF, have a look at the Eulerian Wall Film.
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