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Old   December 15, 2013, 08:43
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Dear all,

I am modeling a gasoline tank with a 46 m diameter and 12 m height. this tank will heated by two layer coils with 240 m length. the initial temperature of the gasoline is -5 C. The gasoline temperature should be reach to 9 C. after modeling and mesh generation, export it to fluent. The coil's surface temperature is 164 C. the flow regime is turbulent. (the Rayleigh number > 10^9)

I consider a gasoline density as a function of temperature. but after 18000 iterations !!! the temperature profile hasn't much growth from the coil surface. please help me. what can do?


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