ANSYS Fluent for Beginners: Learn to Simulate Intermixing of Fluids in a Bend Pipe | ANSYS 2020

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00:26 - Problem Statement
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[@mohammedziou]

Thank you

[@aminesouidi9732]

Interesting sir, hope we can see a video of cfd analysisof a heat exchanger using fluent

[@CFD_GUIDE]

Sure. I returned home after a long time. My laptop is kept closed for a week. I will definitely do within a few days

[@aminesouidi9732]

Thanks sir always wait for your new videos

[@shubhamkumarsingh7371]

How can we add two different fluids in two different inlets , plz help me

[@CFD_GUIDE]

Try to understand practical applications. It is just mixing different but homogenious fluids. It is always possible. Even heterogenious fluid mixing is also possible using free surface trchnique.

[@shubhamkumarsingh7371]

@@CFD_GUIDE I want to flow two different refrigerants like r141b and r143a in an ejector , can it be possible

[@CFD_GUIDE]

If they are in same phase it is possible normally

[@shubhamkumarsingh7371]

@@CFD_GUIDE yes sir , they both are in vapour phase .
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sir i need the models

[@CFD_GUIDE]

It is so simple. It takes one minute to model it. I don't have it. I deleted it