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May 12, 2015, 12:02 |
Stirred tank torque validation - understanding the moment report
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Marti
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Hi
I am modelling a simple stirred tank, and I have problems to understand qualitatively the moment report (even though I have read the fluent user guide, and the fluent theory guide). My model is just an unbaffled tank (18cm diameter, 25 cm height), with a rushton turbine (6cm diameter) and I defined 2 phases: water from the bottom of the tank to 18cm height, and air from 18cm to the top. I used the rotating frame on the fluid zone, and I chose a rotating speed of 50rpm to ensure laminar regime. When I print the moment report, I chose the moment centre at 0,0,0; since my tank is centred in this point. Then, I chose the moment axis 0,0,1; because I previously defined z as the rotation axis. I have read in several topics on this forum that the value that I am interested in to calculate the torque is the total net moment of all the walls that characterise the impeller; however, I am more interested in understanding the meaning of the values of the report, and why or why not the sum of all moments has to be equal to 0. I hope that someone can help me with this issue, |
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impeller, moment, stirred tank, torque, validation |
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