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Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Overview
This tutorial simulates the multicomponent mixing process in which a converging diverging nozzle mixes three components: Methane or CH4, Water or H2O, and Oxygen or O2. This demonstrates the effect of gravity. You can see the geometry and conditions for the simulation in the figure below:
1. Nozzle Inlet – Volumetric Flux = 0.007 m3/s
2. Nozzle Side Inlet – Volumetric Flux = 0.005 m3/s
3. Fuel pipe Inlet – Volumetric Flux = 0.003 m3/s
4. Nozzle Outlet–Specified Pressure Outlet = 101325 Pa
Component properties
Density = Ideal Gas law
Viscosity = Kinetic Theory
Boundary
CH4 Concentration
O2 Concentration
H2O Concentration
Nozzle Inlet
0.09
0.01
0
Nozzle Side Inlet
0
0.1
0.9
Fuel Pipe Inlet
0.99
0.01
0
The exercises in the Flow Analysis simulation are:
1. Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Exercise 1—Extracting the Fluid Domain
2. Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Exercise 2—Defining Physics Modules
3. Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Exercise 3—Assigning Boundary Conditions
4. Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Exercise 4—Specifying Volume Conditions
5. Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Exercise 5—Creating Monitoring Points
6. Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Exercise 6—Preparing the Mesh
7. Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Exercise 7—Performing the Simulation
8. Multicomponent Mixing using a Nozzle: Exercise 8—Analyzing Results