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Step 4: Materials

figure Materials

  In this step, you will add liquid water to the list of fluid materials by copying it from the ANSYS FLUENT materials database and create a new material called sand.

1.   Copy liquid water from the ANSYS FLUENT materials database so that it can be used for the primary phase.

figure Materials figure figure Fluid figure Create/Edit...

(a)   Click the FLUENT Database... button to open the FLUENT Database Materials dialog box.

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(b)   Select water-liquid (h2o $<$l $>$) from the FLUENT Fluid Materials selection list.

  Scroll down the FLUENT Fluid Materials list to locate water-liquid (h2o $<$l $>$).

(c)   Click Copy to copy the information for liquid water to your model.

(d)   Close the FLUENT Database Materials dialog box.

2.   Create a new material called sand.

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(a)   Enter sand for Name and delete the entry in the Chemical Formula field.

(b)   Enter 2500 kg/m $^3$ for Density in the Properties group box.

(c)   Click Change/Create.

  A Question dialog box will open, asking if you want to overwrite water-liquid.

(d)   Click No in the Question dialog box to retain water-liquid and add the new material ( sand) to the list.

  The Create/Edit Materials dialog box will be updated to show the new material, sand, in the FLUENT Fluid Materials drop-down list.

3.   Close the Create/Edit Materials dialog box.


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