Ferrohydrodynamics and magnetohydrodynamics

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souviktor
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Hi guys,

I am simulating a flow of ferrofluid in the fluent software.Since ferrofluid does not conduct so the it may not be categorized as magnetohydrodynamic (MHD)flow.As far as I know it is called ferrohydrodynamic flow.
Now this requires a body force term in fluent...I am relatively new to fluent...whatever impression I have got so far is that to incorporate the Ferrohydrodynamic body force term in the momentum equation I have to use a user defined function.
My question is there is a MHD module in fluent.Can I use it to simulate FHD flows?
 
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Hello,

I just came across this post when I was searching for mangetohydrodyamics and yes there is a FLUENT MHD module.

Here is the link to the manual.

http://www.zid.tuwien.ac.at/typo3conf/ext/user_tuwien_links/download.php?cuid=1163&file=fileadmin%2Ffiles_zserv%2Fpdf%2Ffluent_mhd.pdf

Thanks
Matt
 
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