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Old   January 4, 2018, 04:20
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Hi All..
I want to model 7 rows of a heat exchanger.
My B.C is velocity inlet and pressure outlet and two symmetric condition for up and down.
In fluent guide said that turbulence intensity for heat exchangers is 5-20%.
what should I exactly set my turbulent intensity at inlet and outlet.
(Not that my Reynolds number at inlet B.C is 5000 and 100000 ..tow different cases)
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Old   January 5, 2018, 06:10
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Take your best guess or try them all and do a parametric sweep. Learn the sensitivity of the problem to the inlet turbulence intensity.
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