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December 21, 2018, 02:18 |
Vortex Tube Analysis
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Pushkar
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Please find attached PDF to know more about my problem.
I am giving folloing boundary conditions - inlet (Pressure Inlet) Momentum • Reference frame : Absolute • Gauge total pressure : 600000 Pa • Supersonic/Initial gauge pressure : 0 Pa • Tubulence Specification :Intensity – 5% : Hydraulic dia – 9.8mm Thermal • Total temp : 300 K h_out (Pressure outlet) • Gauge pressure : 0 Pa (open to environment) • Turbulence :Intensity – 5% : Hydraulic dia – 5 mm Thermal Backflow Total Temp : 300K [Default] c_out (Pressure outlet ) Momentum • Gauge pressure : 0 Pa (open to environment) • Turbulence :Intensity – 5% : Hydraulic dia – mm Thermal Backflow Total Temp : 300K [Default] wall wall Momentum • Stationary wall • No slip • Roughness : 0 Thermal Heat Flux : 0 W/m2 [Adiabatic wall] Heat Generation rate : 0 W/m3 |
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October 14, 2019, 14:27 |
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yi chen
Join Date: Oct 2019
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I am a student in the class report want to do vortex tube but still not familiar with CFX operation, have not used CFD, if I want to change K-epslion how to set in CFX,thank。
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ansys fluent 16.0, fluent, vortex tube |
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