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May 30, 2019, 02:00 |
Thin wall meshing and High velocity issue
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Stephen Adeoye
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Hello I am new to star ccm, and I have been trying to simulate the velocity and heat transfer properties of super critical co2 through a micro impingement jet. Whenever I run it, my max velocities are very high which doesn’t conform to my calculation. I believe the problem is with my mesh but it looks fine to me although I might be wrong as this is my first experience on numerical simulation. I double checked the physics and it looks correct. I really don’t know where I am getting it wrong.
Also included in the geometry is a heater of 100nm thickness. I’m having problem meshing that as the thickness is very small. How can I go about all these.? Thanks |
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impingement, supercrical co2, thin walls |
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