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Numerical Modeling of Free Surface Dynamics of Melt in an Alternate Electromagnetic Field: Part I. Implementation and Verification of Model
By means of ANSYS Classic and ANSYS CFX external coupling, a numerical model for free surface dynamics of electrically conductive fluid in an alternate electromagnetic field is developed. Volume of Fluid (VOF) numerical technique and k–ω SST turbulence model are applied for the high Reynolds number...
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