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October 17, 2010, 23:45 |
Superficial Fluid Velocity.
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Hi All.
I am a beginner so I hope u will not mind the questions. I am working of liquid fluidized beds. I am tryng to simulate two dimensional fluid-solid flow. I want fluent to calculate the superficial fluid velocity at the end. How do I get that? Can I get them from surface/volume integrals? Thanx. BZ. |
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October 24, 2010, 14:22 |
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karine
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Hi
for the superficial velocity, just divide ure flow rate by ure outlet section.... To get the flow rate, go to report--->Fluxes |
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October 24, 2010, 20:33 |
Thanks.
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Hi. I have already posted the following lines in my earlier post. Can u plz have alook at my situation and advise me accordingly.
I have a 2D (x,y) domain of size (0,0)(xmax,ymax) divided into a 50x50 grid. I want to find properties (e.g. y-velocity) of all points at any given instant in the following manner. for (y=0,y=ymax,y++) { for(x=0,x=xmax,x++) { location[x][y]= ........ ? y_velocity[x][y]=........ ? } } It means that I fix y, then loop over all available x-cells to store values. Then increase y and repeat the process for x-cells. I need to store the values in arrays for further analysis or written to files. How do I add it to my UDF ? Thanx. |
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