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Questions about the porous medium model in FLUENT?

2009-03-20View Original

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When I simulated the porous medium model in FLUENT, I was asked to set the Pressure-Jump Coefficient (1/m). I interpreted this as setting the resistance coefficient of the porous medium – is that correct? And what range is generally appropriate for setting this value?
Reply #22009-03-22
This porous medium model is quite difficult to understand; I tried working on it for a while a few years ago, but gave up later. Please keep trying hard, LZ
Reply #32009-06-09
I’ve seen it once; it seems to be translatable as the hydraulic jump coefficient. It takes into account the pressure jumps that occur due to differences in water potential as the water flows through porous media. Without affecting the dimensionless parameters of the model, a default value is usually chosen. Personal opinion, for reference only!
Reply #42020-12-28
I also want to figure out it out, the gas medium

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