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Old   May 15, 2013, 05:44
Question create overlapping geometry
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Hai,Im simulating shell and tube heat exchanger with ansys fluent 14.0. i wanted to use heat exchanger option under model but it says the zones are not overlapping. can anyone please help me with this. how to create overlapping zone between hot and cold fluid? please help me, the submission date is this friday. pleassseeee...thank you

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Old   May 16, 2013, 04:15
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Dear All,
I would appreciate if anyone could help me.
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Old   May 16, 2013, 10:57
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Check the help file of fluent its there
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Old   May 16, 2013, 12:10
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ya..i have go through it..it says..
If the mesh file does not already contain overlapping heat exchanger cores for primary and auxiliary fluids, then you must create a duplicate of the zone that represents the core using the following text command:
mesh → modify-zones → copy-move-cell-zone

and when i try it at fluent...

>mesh → modify-zones → copy-move-cell-zone
modify-zones/: Enter the modify zones menu.
?: Enable help mode. Type "q" to return to command mode
invalid command [copy-move-cell-zone]

/mesh> 3
invalid command [3]

>
.......................
3 is the ID of the zone


i dont know how should i respond it... i keep on trying..but my command being invalid...
how should i respond back??
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/mesh/modify-zones> slit-face-zone

Face zone id/name [] wall-4
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Old   May 17, 2013, 17:04
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thank you..but due to time limitation..i just drop on using heat exchanger model. i used interface couple method.. it was succeed... but im not sure what i did is correct...

coupled solver
time step time-5s
number of time step-28

the length of the shell is 70cm & velocity 0.5cm/s
the length of tube-580cm - velocity 5cm/s

i just did small calculation as the fluid in shell need atleast 140s to out of it & the fluid in tube needed 116s to out...thats how i come up with the time step time and the no. of it... 5s*28=140s...
is it correct...??
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