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Markus
Join Date: May 2013
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Hello,
I simulate a fan with an inhomogeneous temperature source in front of it. The rotation of the fan is simulated with MRF and also as a rigid body motion. The MRF simulation shows that the heat is transferred against the rotation direction of the fan. The unsteady simulation transports the heat in the right direction. So I am searching for the factor of this behavior, but until now I couldn't find a mistake in the simulation and some literature about this problem of the MRF. Someone knows this problem and/or knows some literature about this behavior? Thanks Markus |
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siamak rahimi ardkapan
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Can you put a picture from your domain.
Have you checked if the gravity direction is correct? Have you selected air as an ideal gas/real gas?
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Good luck Siamak |
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