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March 3, 2018, 03:20 |
using porous instead of fins
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Ali karimi
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hey guys
I want to simulate a heat exchanger (simple pipe with fins) under external flows. because of mesh problems I cant simulate all of the fins so I thought maybe its possible to use porous zone instead of fins, my question is am I right? and if its possible I don't have any ideas about porous inputs! I found these in forums but I don't know how to use them, I don't have any particles Rv = [150*(1-e)^2/phi^2*D^2*e^3] Ri = [2*1.75*(1-e)/phi*D*e^3] Nomenclature: Rv: Viscous resistance Ri: Inertial resistance mu: Viscosity rho: Density e: Porosity of the medium phi: Sphericity of the particles making the medium (can assume 0.75) D: Diameter of particles making the medium v: Average velocity
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