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December 6, 2009, 05:19 |
Flow inside the car
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Vivek
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Hello all,
I am new here and don't know if the same question had been here earlier (i searched the forum but could not get one). I am modelling the air flow and temperature distribution inside the car when AC is on and in recirculation mode i.e. no fresh air exchange between the car and atmosphere. I am using velocity inlet as inlet boundary condition and confused with a)- Outlet boundary condition, what it should be ? b)- i ran analyses with outflow boundary condition and pressure outlet and started getting reverse flow at outlet in both the cases, what does this mean ? c)- for entering the temperature i activated the energy option, is this the correct method ? d)- for steady state condition which temperature of air i should provide i.e. the tempeature at the start of Air conditioner or the tempeature when actually steady state occurs. (both data avaliable with me). Thanx in advance for help Vivek |
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