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December 17, 2007, 06:22 |
Creating a new zone in Fluent
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Hello, I want to create a new zone of separated cells in Fluent, in which I will input a source term condition, how can I do that ? Thans a lot for your replies.
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December 17, 2007, 07:13 |
Re: Creating a new zone in Fluent
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Firstly mark the region you wnt to separate out using the command
Adapt/region/mark once marked the cells you want to separate...then you can separate them n creat a new zone by grid/separate/cells Hope it serves your purpose..! |
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December 17, 2007, 10:05 |
Re: Creating a new zone in Fluent
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Ok for that. Now if I want to put a positive mass flow rate (fluid entering the domain) with a constant temperature, how can I define temperature of the fluid ? Do I define the energy of the fluid in W/m3, but how to calculate it ? It is function of a difference of temperature in a time step and in my case there is no variation of the fluid temperature.
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December 18, 2007, 00:21 |
Re: Creating a new zone in Fluent
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Hi
I am not sure of the solution but if you know hoe to define source term then while defining energy you should know that w/m3.0C is specific heat for the fluid so if multiplied by the desired temp. value the resultant unit will be w/m3......! Hope it serves your purpose...but do check with fluent manual..! |
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