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May 27, 2017, 11:13 |
mixing hot cold water
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arianna sterpi
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Hi everybody!
I would like to simulate a pipe flow with two inflows ( first inflow cold 10 °; second inflow 54°C) and one outflow with the mixture of both (at 37°C). I'm using icoFoam solver modified to solve temperature equation. The inlet where I have hot water, which enter at a velocity of 0.026 m/s, is inclined at an angle of 110°. - Do I have to decompose the velocity along the axis, to enter it in the 0/U file? - which kind of pressure bundaries I have to use? - which kind of physicalProperties do I have to use? Thermal diffusivity and kinematic viscosity at which water temperature? Sorry for the elevate number of question... i'm new to OpenFoam!! thank you very much |
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boundaries condition, mixing hot and cold water |
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