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Old   April 11, 2017, 21:46
Question Mixing of Oil in a closed Processor
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Hi,

I am modeling a Processor containing 2 heating elements - one on top and one at the bottom. Physically, the processor is very similar to an electric water heater.

I'm not getting proper temperature profiles in my result.

I'm using a 2D flow.

Density-based Solver
Transient

Models > Multi-phase, Energy, Viscous (K-epsilon), Species (Volumetric)

Boundary condition > top and bottom wall at 333.15 K and side 2 walls are adiabatic i.e. at 0 heat flux.


Initial conditions > 295.15 K

Time step size = 0.5

No. of Time Steps = 500

Max Iterations = 20


Please Advise if I am doing it right or if I need to change something.
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