Modeling batteries (MSMD) with multiphase model enabled

- July 19, 2023 at 4:56 pm
  
  Evangelos Iason Basiakos
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  Hello everyone,
  I'm trying to simulate the cooling of a battery by means of a fluid that undergoes a phase change from liquid to vapour. For this reason, I want to use the MSMS model for the battery and the mixture model for the two-phase flow and phase change.
  I notice that in the version I'm running, 2022R1 these two models are not compatible and as soon as I turn on the multiphase model the battery is turned off. On the contrary, if I run it in 2020R1 this does not happen and the modeling can be done normally.
  Since I now have access to the latest version, 2022R1, I want to ask if there is a way to be able to use both of these models at the same time.
- August 2, 2023 at 2:33 pm
  
  Federico Alzamora Previtali
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  This question was answered here Modeling batteries (MSMD) with multiphase model enabled (ansys.com)

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