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Air & Water Velocity Study

    • cam652
      Subscriber

      I'm new to ANSYS (I just installed ANSYS 2026 R1 the other day), and I'm trying to create a simulation with the following criteria:

      • A pipe/tube has air flowing through the inside and water particles injected into it at the inlet.
        • Water particles are injected at various angles like a spray.
      • Velocity profiles of both fluids are obtainable. Said profiles can be used to track the velocity of an individual particle throughout the pipe/tube.

      The goal is to see how the water particles interact with the air and the walls of the pipe/tube. I'm overwhelmed by all the menus and options and guides, and I need help figuring out how to make the simulation I want to make. I have a model and a mesh of a pipe, and I already know I need to make a multiphase model and an injection, but that's it. Any help and suggestions are very appreciated.

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      Have a look at the DPM model and Lagrangian Wall Film (LWF).  There will be bits of various tutorials but nothing that's exactly what you want. 

    • cam652
      Subscriber

      Here's an update to specify the water injection. It needs to be akin to a nebulizer, so I'm using a point cone injection.

    • cam652
      Subscriber

      I've run into a problem. No matter how many streams I put in the injection, the particle tracking only shows a single line going straight forward. How do I fix this?

      • cam652
        Subscriber

        I tried making some more changes and now the particle track is not showing anything at all.

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