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February 26, 2016, 23:17 |
Boundary Conditions for Natural Convection in Open Environment
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Hi,
I am working on ANSYS Icepak (which uses fluent solver) for a natural convection problem. There is a heated plate mounted on a vertical wall. Rest 5 sides, I am applying open boundary conditions at a significant distance (at least 10X of plate dimensions in each direction) from the heated plate. I am applying atmospheric pressure on these openings and no slip on the plate. My solution is converging but no matter what I do, I am getting flow vectors in the direction of gravity . I have tried various combinations of under relaxation values, boussinesq approximation, ideal gas approach, very fine mesh, increased iterations, transient solution and many other options. I guess, there is some issue in figuring out boundary conditions on the open sides. @Experts, please suggest something. Thanks, Munish |
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fluent, icepak, natural convection |
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