ANSYS-Fluent Tutorial || Two-phase flow || Slug flow || Multiphase flow simulation

The CFD simulation of air-water two-phase with the help of ANSYS-Fluent is demonstrated in this tutorial. The air-water phase interface has been capture with the help of the Volume of Fluid (VOF) model with a sharp interface option. The air-water inlet velocity is selected in such a way that a slug flow pattern can be generated. Interface capturing is always time consumed simulation, In the present tutorial novel, NITA scheme has been implemented to reduced total simulation time. The volume fraction of air and water has been animated in Fluent with the help of solution animation.
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[@dharmikladhava3376]

Short and useful video

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[@zarfishankanwal8804]

Respected Sir,
I tried it but its not working could you please help.?

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[@hrz3481]

I think the gas-liquid surface tension should be 0.072N/m, not 0.72N/m

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[@saroj4736]

do you have a paper validating the result

[@EngineeringNature]

You can refer my paper on Taylor slug flow:
www.researchgate.net/publication/282612235_NUMERICAL_SIMULATION_OF_TAYLOR_FLOW_IN_INVERTED_Y-JUNCTION_MINI-CHANNEL

[@saroj4736]

Thank you@@EngineeringNature

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