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August 9, 2016, 14:04 |
Fuel Spray Simulation - How to go about it using fluent?
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hadiniesta da silva
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Hi everyone who read this post,
I am currently looking for some guides to do the spray simulation using fluent because I am quite new in using fluent. The main objective is that I want to get the DROPLET SIZE DISTRIBUTION or SMD, FUEL PENETRATION and SPRAY ANGLE of the fuel injector. I've tried to do the simulation by referring to some of tutorials I got from the internet and fluent tutorial guides (Modelling Evaporating Spray). Here are the settings that I have used: 1. Geometry (Models) Named selections: inlet, outlet, injector body, walls. 2. Meshing Under 'Sizing' tab, I've made this change: Use Advanced Size Fn: On:Proximity Relevance Center: Coarse Smoothing: High Others are remained as Default. 3. Setup (Fluent) Under 'General' tab: I've scaled up the mesh into millimeter (mm). Under 'Models': Models.PNG For Discrete Phase Models, I enabled 'Interaction with Continuous Phase', 'Mean Values' and 'Unsteady Particle Tracking'. I set 'Number of Continuous Phase per DPM Iteration = 2' and changed 'Particle Time Step Size to 0.0001'. In Tracking Parameters, I changed 'Max. No. of Steps' to 50000 and remained the value of 'Step Length Factor' as 5. I also enabled 'Breakup' option in Physical Models. I've defined Injection for this simulation. Below are the injection properties that I used: Injection type: surface (released from inlet) Particle type: Droplet Material: octane-liquid Drag Law: dynamic-drag Breakup model: TAB (Breakup Parcels = 50) Parcel Released method: standard In Point Properties, I set temperature to 293K, start time = 0s, stop time = 100s, VM = 80 m/s, total flow rate = 0.000428 kg/s and remained other properties and settings as Default. Meanwhile, the 'Inject using Face Normal Direction' and 'Enable Breakup' options are enabled. Under 'BC': I made some changes in inlet and outlet zones only. Inlet: type: velocity-inlet Outlet: type: pressure-outlet Under 'Solution Methods': I used SIMPLE scheme. Under 'Solution Controls': URF are remained as Default. Under 'Solution Initialization': I used Hybrid Initialization. *noted that other settings/parameters that are not mentioned above are remained as Defaults. After initializing and running the simulation until some iteration, I got the Divergence detected in AMG solver error (fatal error) and fluent had been closed directly. I really messed up and don't know what else can be done to get this simulation running and produce the satisfactory results. I really hope that someone can give me the guidance regarding this simulation. All the guidance would be appreciated. Thank you. Last edited by hadiniesta; August 9, 2016 at 18:05. |
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January 11, 2017, 12:02 |
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Jason
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Hello hadiniesta, have you solved your problem ?
I'm pretty new with FLUENT and I'm trying to solve a similar injection problem. Did you mesh your geometry properly ? If you didn't it is possible that FLUENT is not able to set boundary conditions correctly. Also I have a question: you said you used the "Modeling Evaporating Liquid Spray" tutorial, right? Did you find the associated geometry ? If yes could you send me a link, or maybe send me the file via email at ao.jie@outlook.com ? Because I've been unable to find it Best regards |
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May 26, 2017, 03:12 |
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Sridhar Sahoo
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this seems bit complex geometry. you can make it simple for analysis. i guess the approach is pretty right one..
joe didi you get any answer ?? |
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fluent simulation, fuel injector, spray analysis, spray injection, spray simulation |
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