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Forum: FLUENT May 5, 2012, 04:57
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Posted By Bionico
ok, I said this because I saw the continuity...

ok, I said this because I saw the continuity residuals a bit high (it's difficult to push them under 1)
Forum: FLUENT May 4, 2012, 04:43
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Posted By Bionico
I'll try with a laminar model, too! :) ...

I'll try with a laminar model, too! :)

Another question: this is a closed domain so it's possible that the mass (continuity) could be not conserved... right?
Forum: FLUENT May 3, 2012, 11:22
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Posted By Bionico
the height is about 0.5 m (but there are also...

the height is about 0.5 m (but there are also radiators 0.7-0.8 high!)
I'm quite sure that it happens: the Rayleigh number is about 10^8 (so in the transition interval). In the lower part the flow...
Forum: FLUENT May 3, 2012, 09:04
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Posted By Bionico
Thanks foamcfd! :) What about using II...

Thanks foamcfd! :)

What about using II order Upwind instead of I order for the discretization? Does it offer a great advantage?

Here below 3 images of the system I should study:...
Forum: FLUENT May 3, 2012, 07:51
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Posted By Bionico
Hi sicfred, thanks for your answer! :) I have a...

Hi sicfred, thanks for your answer! :)
I have a doubt: k-epsilon model shouldn't be very useful for boundary layer, so probably it can't predict accurately heat transfer (that depends strongly on...
Forum: FLUENT May 3, 2012, 05:22
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Posted By Bionico
Turbulence model & y+ for Natural convection

Hi everybody,
I'm simulating a radiator in a room: since a I want to get a very accurate solution about the power generated by the radiator, I'm trying to create a model that let me to predict the...
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