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November 24, 2012, 06:13 |
Doubts regarding Boundary conditions
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I hope this is not considered as posting multiple threads for same query. I posted one in here for http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ans...d-regions.html for doubts in meshing.
The problem and doubts I have: 1. The gas enters from the edge marked in pic with temp 500K and pressure of 100Pa. BC Type Pressure Inlet. There are 2 Gauge total pressure and Supersonic/Initial Gauge Pressure. Which one should I use? 2. The steam is at a temperature of 200K. BC Type Wall 3. I make the left and right edges periodic. 4. I do not know the exit conditions. 5. My objective is to find the solid wall temperature. I created 3 materials in fluent because there are 3 zones - gas, steam and solid with different properties. Do I need 3 materials or just 2 is enough - steam and solid and give just temp. and pressure for flue gas? The exit I tried to make Type as Outflow but I get this "Warning: Both outflow and pressure boundaries are present in the domain. This is an incompatibility and solution cannot proceed until this is fixed." So what type should I make exit as? diamondx suggested mas flow inlet. I will try getting the mass flow, but for now assuming I go with Pressure inlet, can someone clarify my doubts? |
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November 26, 2012, 07:25 |
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Can someone help me???
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