Ansys 2019R1多相流建模进展介绍.pdfVIP

Advances in Multiphase Modeling 2019 R1 Jay Sanyal, Vinay Gupta, Markus Braun 1 Major Focus Areas (1) • Mixture Multiphase Numerics ‐ Explicit VOF formulation ‐ Surface tension modeling • Generalized turbulence dispersion for N-phases • Semi-Mechanistic Boiling Model • Generic file read capability to specify Relative Permeability and Capillary Pressure in a tabular format Major Focus Areas (2) • Fluent/CFX cross-model assessment – comparison of drag, virtual mass, lift and turbulent forces • Robust TUI for multiphase materials • Extend heat/mass/IAD models to N-phase framework • New Multiphase GUI (In progress) • EWF partial wetting model Mixture Multiphase Additions Mixture Multiphase vs VOF • VOF : For modeling sharp interfaces • Addition of dispersive characteristics such as diffusion in volume fraction: Counter- intuitive • Mixture: For modeling dispersed interfaces • Add flexibility for modeling sharp/dispersed interfaces • Supports turbulent diffusion (counter-active for VOF) Mixture Multiphase extension • Surface tension modeling support • Compatibility with NITA (beta) • Explicit volume fraction formulation support (VOF solved once per time step) • Accurate than Implicit formulation for Courant based time step size • Accurate for more than two phase flow due to explicit accounting of mass errors • Errors due to limiting and normalization of volume fraction • Implicit requires deeper convergence • Stable for compressible and surface tension dominated flow • Run time calculation of forces based on evolving vof field might be unstable Mixture Multiphase Additions (2) Slug Flow – Mixture Model Mixture/Drift-Flux + ITA/NITA + Explicit/Implicit + Surface Tension evaluation Case Study-1: Pressure rise in static drop Pressure