buoyantSimpleFoam with LaunderSharmaKE
Hi All,
I'm trying to simulate the case described here: http://cfd.mace.manchester.ac.uk/cgi...&0&0&0&unknown http://cfd.mace.manchester.ac.uk/erc...se79/bbok1.gif The W direction is resolved with 6 elements. The solution progresses well except of Turbulence equations!! Residuals there stick at 0.1-0.4... (Low-Re has to be used!!?) The result is that velocities are much too small (~0.3 mm/s), but qualitatively right. Heat Transfer is without convection... Turbulence quantities have zeroGradient BC's, for "p" and "pd" I wasn't sure what to use. Currently it is "wallBuoyantPressure, uniform 1 bar" for p (calculated, uniform 1 bar" gave same results) and "fixedFluxBuoyantPressure, uniform 0" for pd! Any suggestions? Is there any other solver/turbulence model for that problem?? Thanks in advance Marco |
Ok, some update:
with 1e-10 for BC values for turbulence quantities it converges better, but the flow is even slower!! Marco |
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Hi again,
I hope that someone can help. First of all, I made a failure in mesh: The thin direction now is resolved with 150 cells (LowRE), the height is 250 cells and the third direction 5 cells. That sounds stupid, but for CFX (sorry) it works perfect and some professionals (Menter..) chose an even worser resolution... Here are the compared results: Attachment 177 (CFX results with SST model) As you can see, the results are the same for 50% height and 10% height with OpenFOAM. The flow is too slow, turbulence switched of seems to change nothing... Here is the case: Attachment 178 Thanks for your help Marco |
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