If you are using the Eulerian multiphase model (Section
24.5), you have the option of including the
Dense Discrete Phase Model (
this section in the separate
Theory Guide).
This model is only available with the
Eulerian multiphase model.
Enabling this model automatically enables the DPM model. You will notice that
Interaction with Continuous Phase in the
Discrete Phase Model dialog box is enabled.
The required work flow when using the dense discrete phase model is as follows:
1.
Set up the
Multiphase Model dialog box (Figure
24.5.5) to include the dense discrete phase model parameters.
ModelsMultiphaseEdit...
Figure 24.5.5: The
Dense Discrete Phase Model
(a)
Enable
Dense Discrete Phase Model under
Eulerian Parameters.
(b)
Set the
Number of Discrete Phases that are present in your case.
2.
Open the
Phases task page, in order to define the phases.
Phases
(a)
Define the discrete phase, by selecting the phase from the
Phases selection list that is labeled
Discrete Phase and clicking the
Edit... button. Then set up the properties in the
Discrete Phase dialog box that opens, as shown in Figure
24.5.6.
Figure 24.5.6: The
Discrete Phase Dialog Box
Note that no additional inputs are required here (since the material is set automatically in the background, and the diameter is part of the solution).
(b)
Define the primary and secondary phases, as described in Section
24.5.2.
3.
Define the injections using the
Injections dialog box.
DefineInjections...
(a)
Create a new injection by clicking the
Create button in the
Injections dialog box, or edit an existing injection by selecting the injection from the
Injections list and clicking the
Set... button. The
Set Injection Properties dialog box will open (Figure
24.5.7).
Figure 24.5.7: The
Set Injection Properties Dialog Box
(b)
Select the discrete phase from the
Discrete Phase Domain drop-down list.
4.
Define the material properties for each injection.
Materials
Defining a Granular Discrete Phase
To define a granular (i.e., particulate) discrete phase in an Eulerian multiphase calculation, perform the following steps:
1.
Select the phase (e.g.,
Discrete Phase) in the
Phases list.
2.
Click
Edit... to open the
Discrete Phase dialog box (Figure
24.5.8)
.
Figure 24.5.8: The
Discrete Phase Dialog Box for a Granular Phase
3.
In the
Discrete Phase dialog box, enter a
Name for the phase.
4.
Enable the
Granular option.
You can now define the discrete phase in a similar manner to that described in Section
24.5.2.