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June 5, 2007, 07:03 |
Moving Reference Frame
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I try to represent mixing in a oval reactor, so I used the MRF for the fluide with a rotational speed of 5rad/s (first simulation). and a moving wall with rotational speed 0rad/s in the absolute reference frame. the probleme that when I used the K-e model (the flow is turbulente). I introduce a turbulente intensity and length scale on the inlet and outlet but no condition at the agitator. fluent give message "turbulent viscosity limited to viscosity ratio of 1.000000e+005 in 4194 cells" thanks in advance for the answer
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June 5, 2007, 09:11 |
Re: Moving Reference Frame
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the problem u have is that turbulent viscosity in 4194 cells is exceeding the limit,
if the number of cells ( i.e 4194 ) in which turbulent viscosity limited to viscosity ratio of 1.000000e+005, decreases as the solution progresses then u can carry on, if it goes on increasing, try to increase the viscosity ratio limit, |
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June 7, 2007, 10:03 |
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thanks Rams for your help. in fact, increasing viscosity ratio is decreasing turbulente dissipation rate or increasing turbulente kinetic energy for a fixed velocity inlet. can I increase vicosity ratio limit directly?
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June 8, 2007, 06:26 |
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before going for changing increasing viscosity ratio, see whether the viscosity ratio limited in number of cells is decresing or not, if so then u need not increase the limit.
and incresing the limit will definitely effect turbulence, so it depends on u'r problem physics, u can try out a run by increasing the viscosity ratio n check the result |
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June 8, 2007, 10:05 |
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hi Rams viscosity ratio is increasing at each iteration. and as you said incresing the limit will definitely effect turbulence. I 'll try to do sensitivity analysis on turbulente parameters. thank you for your advice and help.
do you know what is the criterion convergence that I should use for momentum, k and e? |
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