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February 11, 2014, 09:59 |
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lauda
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Hello there,
I'm trying to model a heat exchanger (HX) as porous model. The HX consists of a box with a large number of pipes mainly parallel to each other.. I was thinking to use the isotropic loss option of the porous domain. I have then calculated the liner and quadratic resistance coefficients (CR1 and CR2 in CFX-theory tutorial). I would appreciate if you could confirm that the equations I have used (see below) are correct. CR1 = K_loss * rho / 2 = Dp / (L*v**2) where rho is the density, Dp is pressure drop across the HX, L is the HX lenght and v is the stream flow velocity at the HX inlet. CR2= mu / K_perm = dP / (L * V_s) where V_s= volume flow rate/cross sectional area. thanks for your help |
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