Enhancements in Ansys Fluent Multiphase Modeling

Reliable and accurate modeling of many industrial processes requires accounting for interactions between two or more phases. The simultaneous flow of phases in a domain is called multiphase flow; some examples include conversion of crude to high-value petroleum products in a refinery, combustion of coal to generate energy in a power plant and combustion of gasoline droplets in an internal combustion engine. The successful design of equipment and processes that involve multiphase flows crucially depends on accurately predicting the mechanical, thermal and chemical interactions between the phases. This knowledge can aid in scaling up and retrofitting existing equipment as well as improving processes.

In this webinar, we discuss how Ansys Fluent provides the widest range of multiphase models to accurately simulate your toughest challenges. Learn about recent innovations, enhancements and their applications including:

• A streamlined workflow that makes it simple to set up complex multiphase simulations faster
• Spray breakup modeling
• Fast and robust semi-mechanistic boiling model
• Thin film partial wetting model
• Mixture multiphase model extensions
• An innovative AIAD model to accurately simulate complex regime transitions, such as between continuous stratified flows and dispersed flows
• Transient VOF performance improvements

Speaker Bio

Somenath Chatterjee is a technology specialist at Ansys working in the area of multiphase flow and reactions. He has been assisting process engineers with design and development of improved process operations. He has a doctorate in chemical engineering and specializes in heat transfer and fluid mechanics.

Who Should Attend

Engineers working in the process industry.