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June 9, 2016, 16:11 |
Natural Convection in 2D Water Heater
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Fajri Chairbowo
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Hi
I'm beginner in FLUENT. I'm trying to solve natural convection problem in water heater. All of wall side are insulated. The tube is structured vertical. Temperature tube stage 1 = 360K, Temperature tube stage 2 = 330K and Temperature stage 3 = 320K. Water in water heater is transient. Which kind approach to solve my problem. I did it with density based and bousinessq. Properties (water) rho=988.06 Cp=4181.5 mu=0.0054788 k=0.0271 Beta=0.000457 gravity= -9.81 Any other helpful suggestion? thanks |
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June 11, 2016, 12:31 |
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Fajri Chairbowo
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Thanks ali for your response
Yes I did it. this is my meshing form meshing.jpg First, I tried without bousinessq approximation I just input the gravity (y=9.81) and without initialize (no compute from) contour temp.jpgcontour velocity.jpg but 2 days ago i asked my friend. I should do "compute from" with all-zones and the result was error. I also tried with bousinessq approximation (all properties) and the result same with the previous result (error) The last one, why my reference value is still air properties? although i changed into water material Please tell me any suggestion for this case ali Thanks |
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