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December 18, 2007, 10:44 |
Source terms
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Hello, I have created a zone of fluid with a negative mass and momentum source terms. In this "extracting" zone, temperature of the fluid is increasing and exceeding the maximum temperature of the fluid in the domain. Why shoudl temperature increase and exceed maximum temperature in the domain ? Hope somebody can help !
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December 19, 2007, 03:00 |
Re: Source terms
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Hi Virginie,
I was having the same problem but the visa-versa... I had given a mass source...and then after few iterations the temp of the fluid was falling...it was because when I specified mass source I hvnt specified any turbulent KE...which could be entering along with mass....! Now in your case...you hv specified negative mass source..i.e. a sink term...! Have you specified some sink term for tutbulent KE..or energy...?(if solving energy equation) When you specify a sink for mass and momentum...only mass and momentum are deducted in calculation...not any other property...so this energy accompanied with mass is add up to your doamain and hence the temperature of the fluid migh be increasing....! This is what I think...may not be all correct...! |
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