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May 8, 2009, 03:25 |
open atmosphere condition
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kim jiyeon
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i'm trying to calculate the interference of two air cooled heat exchangers.
those are setted in open field, so i made a cubic as a flow field. bottom of this flow field i put little holes for velocity inlet. about 7 m/s. and i setted all other walls as pressure outlet. and gave a k-e std turbulence condition. the cubicle is 87x90x30(meters) velocity inlet is 7 m/s the size of inlet holes are 4x9(m) and 5x9(m) in the bottom. the problem is, i ran the calculation, but it was not converged. in the residual plot, continuity is almost just flat. 1. how do i converge the continuity? 2. what conditions do i choose in turbulence velocity inlet? there are 4 options, right? -K and epsilon -intensity and length scale -intensity and viscosity ratio -intensity and hydraulic diameter which one do i want? i still don't figure out which one used when. i choose intensity and lenth scale. (can't tell exactly why) do i clear enough for what i want to know? sorry for my english and please give me some advise. thank you |
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open field, turbulence |
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