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problem: in three phase flow, phase field module, immiscible materials mixed to each other

Posted 2017年6月11日 GMT-4 17:40 Fluid & Heat, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Microfluidics Version 5.2a 0 Replies

Rohamiani Seif
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I have a three phase flow problem. These three materials are immiscible (water, oil, air) but two of them getting mixed. I red another discussion: ''Problem: Oil Droplets Seem To Dissolve In Water (Two-Phase Flow, Level Set)''
In there, they overcome that problem with changing of non-conservative form to conservative form in advanced physic setting of two phase flow.
but in three phase flow, this option doesn't exist.
and I think the default equation is non-conservative.
is there any way to change it to conservative form?
thanks you in advanced
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