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September 25, 2003, 19:27 |
Any other model instead of boussinesq model?
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In manual, Boussinesq approximation is valid when beta*(T-T_0) << 1 and should not be used if the temperature differences are large.
@ beta : thermal expansion coefficient. So, What model can I use for buoyancy-effected flow (ex, mixed convection with property variations) except Boussinesq approximation in FLUENT? |
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September 26, 2003, 06:45 |
Re: Any other model instead of boussinesq model?
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Hi,
If the pressure variations are small enough, you could use incompressible ideal gas model. It should be used when the flow is fully incompressible, then density is a function of temperature only, where for ideal gas model it is a function of pressure and temperature. Therefore you should specify the operating pressure for this model. Regards emre |
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