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Porous Media In Cylinder Tube

    • 2210912041_alamirsyah
      Subscriber

      I ran a simulation of an Airlift reactor with variations in tube draft, using a mesh that formed boxes with sizes of 3 mm and 5 mm. I tried using a porous medium in the mixture, but it had difficulty converging. Then I used the Eulerian method, and it worked. However, the fluid did not penetrate the walls. The porosity value was correct. What I’m confused about is the direction; the inlet is located exactly in the center. Should the direction value be set to 1 for the remaining cells, or should it be set to direction 2?

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      Direction of what? Fluid shouldn't penetrate walls, they're supposed to stop fluid leaking. 

      For an inlet it's usual to assign either a "normal vector" to the flow or components. 

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