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Avesta June 9, 2004 03:48

Cylinderical coordinate
 
hi all in cylinderical coordinate if there are not variation in teta direction ,may it simulate and compute heat transfer and Nusselt number of a tube with a 2dimentional model as rectangular?

ozgur June 9, 2004 10:34

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
Hi,

You have to use axisymmetric solver with rectangular domain, since you have rotational symmetry in your problem.

Avesta June 12, 2004 08:47

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
hi dear thanks much but in fluent there are not axisymmetric solver. there are axis and symmetric apartly.

Arun June 13, 2004 15:59

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
Hi

In Define->Models->Solver, you have an option of axisymmetric in "space". You have to define the symmetry edge as axis if you want to do axisymmetric calculation.

Arun

Avesta June 17, 2004 06:56

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
hi thank you when i define axisymmetry this error appear: Error: divergence detected in AMG solver: x-momentum Error Object: () please guide me best regard Avesta

Arun June 17, 2004 10:57

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
Hi

Did you do a grid check first? If you have negative volumes this error occurs. There may be other reasons but try this first.

Thanks Arun

Avesta June 18, 2004 06:13

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
hi thank you ok in grid check appear negative volumes. how do i change these negative volumes to positive volumes ? best regard byeeeee

Arun June 18, 2004 12:24

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
Hi

which grid generation software are u using? Make sure that your grid does not have intersecting grid lines. If it does, then you need to redo the grid properly.

Arun

Avesta June 19, 2004 06:36

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
hi thank you i use from GAMBIT guide me best regard Avesta

ozgur June 22, 2004 09:28

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
Hi,

When using axsy. solver, x-axis should be you axis of symmetry. Is that so in your case?

avesta June 27, 2004 02:38

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
hi thank you best regard avesta

avesta June 27, 2004 03:30

Re: Cylinderical coordinate
 
hi all All books on heat transfer tell me the Nusselt number of the fully-developed laminar flow in a pipes is a constant;if the wall temperature is constant,the Nu=3.66;if the heat flux is constant,the Nu will be 4.36. but when i simulate this ,Nu in constant wall temperature will be 2.59 and it do not limit to 3.66 in fully developed laminar flow. i do not know what reference values put in meno of reference valuen in report>reference values... what reference values do you recommand? i want to simulate laminar flow in a pipe as non-dimentional by Fluent? inflow: U=1,T=1 WALL: U=0, T=1 Density=1, Cp=1, Thermal Conductivity(K)=1/(Re.Pr), Viscosity=1/Re guide me best regard Avesta


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