Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
While most of your FLOW-3D HYDRO modeling is done using its efficient one-fluid volume of fluid approach, there are situations where using the two-fluid approach is necessary. In this vortex drop shaft example, understanding the airflow passing up the air vent and drop shaft is critical in the design of the drop shaft. The video below displays the contours of the water, but the airflow in the void regions is also being modeled for this example. Learn more about FLOW-3D HYDRO's 360 modeling solutions for the water and environmental industry at flow3d.com/products/flow-3d-hydro/conveyance-infrastructure/.
While most of your FLOW-3D HYDRO modeling is done using its efficient one-fluid volume of fluid approach, there are situations where using the two-fluid approach is necessary. In this vortex drop shaft example, understanding the airflow passing up the air vent and drop shaft is critical in the design of the drop shaft. The video below displays the contours of the water, but the airflow in the void regions is also being modeled for this example. Learn more about FLOW-3D HYDRO's 360 modeling solutions for the water and environmental industry at flow3d.com/products/flow-3d-hydro/conveyance-infrastructure/.
