Is it possible to use the multiphase flow solver to calculate the fluid flow of a melted polymer (non-newtonian) fluid coming out of a nozzle to air? Or does the fluid have to be a newtonian liquid?
Thanks,
Eric
Is it possible to use the multiphase flow solver to calculate the fluid flow of a melted polymer (non-newtonian) fluid coming out of a nozzle to air? Or does the fluid have to be a newtonian liquid?
Thanks,
Eric
Hi Eric!
In theory there shouldn’t be any issue unless for some reason OpenFOAM dosen’t like how non-Newtonian fluids react in multiphase flow but that seems rather unlikely. Why don’t you start a project out and see if it manages to run?
Cheers!
Regards,
Barry
Thanks for the reply. I will set one up. Just thought I would ask a question before I wasted my time.
Thanks again,
Eric
Hi @eweber, there is an example of a non-Newtonian fluid multiphase of concrete in a mold here:
might be of use to you.
Best,
Darren