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March 15, 2013, 06:10 |
Simple Melting Problem
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manuel
Join Date: Mar 2013
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Hy all fluent users!
I am a fluent beginner and i want to set up a melting/solidification problem. I started with the easiest model, but i still have troble with that. My model is a cuboid. All walls are adiabat except one. This one is heated (T=600K). The properties of the pcm are all set to constant:
Initial value for temperature: T = 300 K Time step: t = 2 s After the first layer is molten, it takes a long time that the melting process continues. There is always some time between the melting of two layers. It dosn't melt consistent. The bigger i choose thermal conductivity and the lower i choose density, the shorter become the time between the two layers (whre no melting is occurring). see the picture attached!! What do I have to change to get a consistent melting??? Thank you for your help!! |
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melting, pcm, solidification/melting |
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