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Old   January 13, 2013, 06:09
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I need to define the power input and power number for mixing tank filled with water. But I dont know how to do postprocess to define it. Please let me know which features of Fluent should be used for the prediction of power number and power consumption.
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Old   April 27, 2013, 15:01
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Hi mr atila
At the first u have to calculate torque.In fluent: report- force- moments
and power equale 2ΠN(rad/sec) M(N.M)
P0(power number)= P(w)/(density*N^3*D^5)
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HI Buddy
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I got the attached report, Could you please let me know which one should be used?

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I got the attached report, Could you please let me know which one should be used?

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Total moments only for impeller walls; take care if you have periodic domain; for example if you have 90 degree periodic model you have to multiply the power by a factor of 4, to obtain the full impeller power.

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Total moments only for impeller walls; take care if you have periodic domain; for example if you have 90 degree periodic model you have to multiply the power by a factor of 4, to obtain the full impeller power.

Daniele
Tnx Daniel
I solved this with complete 3D domain. So, Just would you please let me know which numbers could be used for power measurement.

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I got some slides or pdf I'm not sure yet, regarding the measurement of important parameters such as power number in stirred tanks. Contact me via mail:
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I might be able to find them and sending you.
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Dear A CFD free user
I would also be very appricated if you share them with me as well and please tell me how to cntact u
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