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Very small velocity in multi-phase analysis

    • dinhan0394
      Subscriber

      Hi everybody,


      I am trying to perform a multiphase problem but encounter some errors. Hope everyone can help me.


      Description: Problem has two phases (water and gas) and boundary conditions as shown below



      Set up the solver




      Phase distribution



      Result: velocity at the end of the water phase is very small (0.02m/s) compared to other regions.



      Question: Is my setting so suitable? Is there a way to fix this phenomenon?


       


      Thanks

    • dinhan0394
      Subscriber

      Please help me.

    • Amine Ben Hadj Ali
      Ansys Employee

      Can you check your materials (densities). It looks like you have high re-circulation.


      Is it an open channel flow case? You can use the open channel flow which could help you setting up a good initial field and pressure boundary.

    • raul.raghav
      Subscriber

      You've activated gravity in the -ve Y direction (UP based on your figure) and water would tend to go in the -ve Y direction (again UP based on your figure) due to gravity. That is the reason why you're getting very low velocities at the outlet.

    • dinhan0394
      Subscriber

      Thank your for your help.


      I tried with Deactivate gravity but result not good.


      Here is  result: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPlt6KlxYGw

    • dinhan0394
      Subscriber

      Thank your for your reply.


      I used the material with all properties default in Fluent.


      I'll try with Open Chanel flow and tell you if have results.

    • dinhan0394
      Subscriber

      Hi abenhadj,


      I tried with Open Channel Flow and here is result: https://youtu.be/6nleab2D6sc

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