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April 17, 2012, 18:00 |
help for ANSYS Fluent - cylindrical flow
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slim
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Hello everyone, I start a project to study digital and it's been 4 months since I started with ANSYS13 FLUENT. (Figure 1) I start by simulating the flow of blood through a vein with the presence of a probe (blood flow between two parallel cylinders) to validate my model. The study is already done. I can not find the correct profile (I found an acceleration along the cylinder) (figure 2), the rate does not stabilize. The flow is along the Z axis Normally I have to find a profile such that the (figure 3) The conditions I have are: The vein is modeled by a straight cylinder of diameter D = 25.8mm and length L = 300mm. The probe is modeled by a right cylinder of diameter d = 3.1mm and the same length. The flow area is S = pi (D ²-d ²) / 4 = 515.245mm ² The flow is assumed laminar The walls are assumed fixed and rigid over time. The blood is assumed Newtonian studied with a density and viscosity 1050Kg/m3 0.0045Kg / (ms) The temperature is set at 310 ° K (body temperature 37 ° C) The boundary conditions are imposed o Input: Q = 3600ml/min therefore a mass flow of 0.0633Kg / s o Output: P = 399.96 Pa I use the following configurations on fluent (figure 4) Model: viscous laminar Material: Fluid: Blood Boundary condition : (figure 5 – 6) |
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