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September 18, 2023, 02:14 |
Error in Conjugate HT Problem
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Naimish Pandya
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Hello,
I'm doing a simulation on air is flowing inside a hollow duct with minimal thickness. The upper and bottom wall of the duct has some turbulators mounted with the wall it self and constant heat flux is applied on 4 wall of duct. I'm getting this error Reversed flow on 12 faces (0.0% area) of pressure-outlet 69. 64 5.5787e-03 1.1695e-05 2.5169e-06 2.8083e-06 3.7085e-05 2.3229e-03 5.4864e-05 18:36:51 5436 My turbulent model is Komega SST and how I can solve this? Boundry condition at Inlet and outlet is mass flow and pressure. |
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September 18, 2023, 21:33 |
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Kareem
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Recirculating flow at the outlet isn't always a problem as long as its far away from your region of interest. To eliminate the error you can pull the outlet further away from your ROI. You can also increase the mesh size as the flow moves away from your ROI, within limit, to make sure the flow is moving in the streamwise direction.
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