Introductory FLUENT Training-Advanced Physics

•Multiphase Flow Modeling

–Discrete phase model

–Eulerian model

–Mixture model

–Volume-of-fluid model

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•Reacting Flow Modeling

–Eddy dissipation model

–Non-premixed, premixed and partially premixed combustion models

–Detailed chemistry models

–Pollutant formation

–Surface reactions

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•Moving and Deforming Meshes

–Single and multiple reference frames

–Mixing planes

–Sliding meshes

–Dynamic meshes

–Six-degree-of-freedom solver

•A phase is a class of matter with a definable boundary and a particular dynamic response to the surrounding flow/potential field.

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•Phases are generally identified by solid, liquid or gas, but can also refer to other forms:

–Materials with different chemical properties but in the same state or phase (i.e. liquid-liquid)

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•The fluid system is defined by a primary and multiple secondary phases.

–One of the phases is considered continuous (primary)

–The others (secondary) are considered
to be dispersed within the continuous phase.

–There may be several secondary phase
denoting particles of with different sizes.

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