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February 8, 2017, 10:39 |
Non-newtonian/viscoelastic flow with heat transfer - which solver to use?
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Hi,
I'm planning to simulate the flow of a nonlinear viscoleastic fluid with heat transfer as well as temperature dependent viscosity in OF Extend and I'm digging around to get all the information I need. To start, I'm running a few simulations with a shear thinning fluid using nonNewtonianIcoFoam, but it does not support heat transfer, is that right? I found a few links showing how to implement heat transfer in icoFoam, so I recon it is possible to do the same with nonNewtonianIcoFoam. Apparently, pisoFoam and pimpleFoam (or was it simpleFoam?) support non-newtonian behaviour as well. But as my work progresses, I will need to switch to viscoElasticFluidFoam and I'll need the temperature dependent viscosity, but I haven't found if it supports temperature-dependent viscosity or not. Is there a solver that fits my need out of the box or is it necessary to build my own? |
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February 12, 2017, 05:34 |
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Hi,
A while (18 months?) ago I was asking myself the same question since I would maybe need to run a simulation of a nonNewtonian fluid with temperature dependent viscosity. I did not find a readily available model back than, but in the end the shear effects could be ignored for the project, so I did not investigate further. I did decide that it would have been necessary to develop a new viscosity model, so I guess that would still be my conclusion. Cheers, Tom |
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February 12, 2017, 07:55 |
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Hi,
it would be necessary to create a new solver combining viscoelastic fluid properties, heat transfer capabilities and temperature dependent viscosity. A member of the forum already did this, but unfortunately lost most parts of his data. So I guess I'll either adapt the models to the solvers or vice-versa, meaning combining existing solvers. |
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December 25, 2017, 04:02 |
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farhad
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Hello
How can I form a vortex in a square-shaped channel? Or how can I see vortices? In all the papers, a vortex pair is seen at the corners of the channel with the Giesekus model. How can this be modeled with open foam? what is the properties flow ? B.C ? please help me? my Email: farhadhoseinbor@gmail.com Telegram id: @bfzah |
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