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June 2, 2013, 12:41 |
Turbulent kinetic energy in transient flow
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Carlos
Join Date: Dec 2011
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Dear all,
I have a problem that I can't figure out. I am modeling a gas injection at high pressure that is going to get into a vessel. At first, the vessel is full gas with velocity 0 (Low turbulence). Later, the gas gets into the vessel and the gas flow inside the vessel starts to develop. I think that during the gas injection, the turbulent kinetic energy must increase. After this process, it must start to reduce. I have modeled the injection with a DEFINE_PROFILE UDF that works but, I have not seen any variation of the KE inside the vessel. The initial and final values for KE are the same. I have tried with the standard and hybrid initializations. Th Please, tell me if you know the possible reasons for the constant value of this variable. Some additonal info Turbulence model: RSM Inlet: Pressure inlet (Gauge pressure varies with time) Intensity: 8% Diam. Hid= 7cm Outlet: Outlet vent (Gauge pressure = 0) Intensity: 8% Diam. Hid= 7cm |
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