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January 17, 2024, 07:05 |
Conjugate Heat Transfer with Eulerian RPI Wall boiling model
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marcus aurelius
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I am trying to simulate subcooled flow boiling inside a tube using Eulerian Multiphase RPI model. There is solid wall (steel) and fluid domain (water-vapor). I created the mesh and imported in the Ansys Fluent.
But, Fluent considers the solid steel as mixture (of phase1 and phase2). How do I properly define these solid-fluid regions/interfaces? The screenshot of cellzone attached. The mesh settings are also attached. (I know I can do simulation without considering solid part, But it's kind of important for me because further simulations will required conduction in Fins). |
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January 21, 2024, 11:34 |
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Pierre LECHEVALIER
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Dear MarcusAurelius,
I do not have Fluent open so i am not sure. I think you have two domains in your Fluent configuration (fluid and solide), is not it ? Can you see the solid domain in your post-processing options ? Basically, i am not sure that the "mixture" phase you saw means that Fluent consider it as a mixture of phase 1 and 2... Best regards, Pierre |
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ansys, boiling, conjugate, fluent, multiphase |
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