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Old   October 18, 2012, 21:30
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Iīm simulating a solar receptor where i need to remove the heat from the receptor with the help of a heat exchanger, in the receptor domain i use air as a fluid, but in the heat exchanger domain i need to use water to remove the heat and then quantify it, but the issue is that i canīt work with these two different fluids (and properties) at the same time, how can i do that?


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Hi everyone

Iīm simulating a solar receptor where i need to remove the heat from the receptor with the help of a heat exchanger, in the receptor domain i use air as a fluid, but in the heat exchanger domain i need to use water to remove the heat and then quantify it, but the issue is that i canīt work with these two different fluids (and properties) at the same time, how can i do that?


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You should define two zones, one for air and one for water and specify properties to each one.
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You should define two zones, one for air and one for water and specify properties to each one.
Sure, i understand that, in gambit i already define both zones, but when i try to specify the different fluids properties for each itīs not possible, both zones works with the same fluid and i need air in one zone with polynomial properties and constant properties of water for the other zone.
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Sure, i understand that, in gambit i already define both zones, but when i try to specify the different fluids properties for each itīs not possible, both zones works with the same fluid and i need air in one zone with polynomial properties and constant properties of water for the other zone.
Is water included in material panel?!
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Is water included in material panel?!
yes, itīs included, but, if i change it to water, it change it to all the domain, and donīt just to the heat exchanger domain. I need to separate both fluids (water and air). Itīs seem strange to me, because when i do the geometry and mesh in gambit, i declare both fluids as separated.
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