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March 29, 2017, 07:00 |
annulus ice melting by gained energy from hot flowing fluid inside tube
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Hello everyone,
I intend to use the energy given by hot fluid flowing in a tube to melt the ice in the annulus betwen the tube abd an outer tube. I set up the solidification/melting model in fluent to model the ice phase change and changed the laminar to turbulent (k-epsilon) to model the flowing fluid in the tube and finally the energy model on. problem is, nothing is showing for the ice melting in the annulus. set up is as follows: at fluid inlet- inlet temp. & mass flow rate at fluid outlet- pressure outlet ice - bsq. approximation for density and enterd all other parameters I will appreciate if someone can help me on how to go about this. |
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