MULTI-PHASE Flow: BEGINNER

MULTI-PHASE Flow: BEGINNER

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2h 36m 45s
  1. Section 1

    Shower Drain (VOF)

  2. Section 2

    Gas Sweetening (VOF)

  3. Section 3

    Droplet Dynamics (VOF)

  4. Section 4

    Ogee Spillway (VOF)

  5. Section 5

    Injector (VOF)

    1. Episode 1 13m 34s
  6. Section 6

    Tank Filling 3-Phase (VOF)

  7. Section 7

    Fluid Flow in Moving Cylinder (EULERIAN)

  8. Section 8

    Fluid Flow in Convergent-Divergent Channel (EULERIAN)

  9. Section 9

    Firehose (EULERIAN)

    1. Episode 1 11m 33s
  10. Section 10

    Fuel Injector 3-Phase (MIXTURE)

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MULTI-PHASE Flow: BEGINNER — Ep 01

Ogee Spillway CFD Simulation

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12m 40s
Published
Oct 09, 2024
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Explore dynamic hydraulic engineering with this ANSYS Fluent tutorial on transient Ogee spillway simulation using the Volume of Fluid (VOF) method. This module introduces you to the complexities of time-dependent free-surface flow analysis in a critical hydraulic structure.

Key aspects covered: • Applying the VOF model to simulate the time-varying behavior of water flow over an Ogee spillway • Utilizing the pre-configured geometry of an Ogee spillway in ANSYS Fluent • Implementing time-dependent boundary conditions for water inlet and air-water interface • Configuring VOF parameters and time-stepping for accurate interface tracking over time • Analyzing evolving water flow patterns, velocity profiles, and pressure distributions • Investigating the temporal effects of flow rate and spillway design on hydraulic performance • Interpreting transient simulation results to understand dynamic spillway behavior

Through guided simulations, you’ll gain hands-on experience in applying the VOF method to track the dynamic, time-varying interface between water and air. This tutorial provides essential skills for simulating transient free-surface flows in hydraulic structures.

By the end of this module, you’ll understand how to use ANSYS Fluent’s VOF model to simulate and analyze time-dependent free-surface flows in spillways. This knowledge is crucial for civil and hydraulic engineers working on dam design, flood control, and other applications involving dynamic open channel hydraulics.