Advanced Multiphase Course
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A multiphase flow is a fluid flow consisting of more than one phase component and have some level of phase separation above molecular level. They exist in many different forms (gas-liquid mixture, gas-solid mixture, liquid-solid mixture and so on), and are widespread in nature and industrial applications. Understanding the different multiphase approaches and their limitations, is of paramount importance for conducting successful simulations and tackling complex industrial problems.
During this course, we address the theoretical background of multiphase flows, we cover the different multiphase modeling approaches available in OpenFOAM, and we work with several tutorials and validation cases addressing different physics.
Topics to be covered:
Introduction to multiphase flows - Dispersed and separated flows
Multiphase models - Theoretical background
Multiphase models in OpenFOAM
VOF solvers in OpenFOAM
Euler-Euler solvers in OpenFOAM
Lagrangian solvers in OpenFOAM
Solution techniques for multiphase flows
Choosing the right numerics
Advanced post-processing (quantitative and qualitative)
Best practices
Validation cases
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