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Erkan
Join Date: May 2010
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Hi all Foam Users,
I would like to simulate a pipe flow with two inflows ( first inflow cold 35 Celsius) (second inflow 100 Celsius) and one outflow with the mixture of both. The pressure is about 8 MPa. I checked the tutorials but could not find a corresponding case. Does anybody know which solver could be useful for my case? Thanks a lot. |
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Sachin Kanetkar
Join Date: Mar 2009
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Hi ...
you already have icoFoam case for flow mixing from two inlets ... same as fluent tutorial case ... you just need to add the temperature equation to icoFoam (wiki page already there explaining it) and run the case ... |
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