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February 19, 2018, 23:30 |
Heat transfer doesn´t happen between different domains
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Pedro Oliveira
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Hi everybody!
I am studying a cyclotron target. The target is made of different solid parts that I set as solid domains and a liquid inside that I set as fluid domain. There is only one source of heat, the beam that i have defined as a energy source inside the fluid domain. I can see the temperature rising inside the fluid domain, but there is no heat transfer or temperature variations in any other domain. I have defined all the faces that correspond to an interface in the meshing to ease the interface definiton and I have defined all the interfaces with CGI connection and with a thermal contact resistance in the CFX-Pre, I have also defined all domains to Thermal Energy. Even with all the interfaces well defined,and thermal energy and Heat Transfer activated I don´t obtain any heat transfer. Can anybody help me? |
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February 20, 2018, 05:24 |
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it sounds like either you have not defined the GGI interfaces correctly, or you did not apply a heat source to generate any heat transfer.
How do you know the GGIs are well defined?
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February 21, 2018, 02:42 |
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To test the system I had defined a point source and I can see the temperature rising near the point source area, so I think the error does not happens because of the heat source.
About the GGI surfaces, what I did was define the faces as named selections on mesh, and on the CFX-Pre I constructed interfaces with the faces that touch each other on different domains. That´s all I did. Am I doing it wrong? |
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February 21, 2018, 05:34 |
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I have no idea what is wrong.
Can you post an image of what you are modelling and your CCL?
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February 21, 2018, 09:33 |
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Q: Are you running a transient or steady state simulation?
If transient, what are the time scale of the process in the fluid and solid domains? I would try steady state solution (use a large time step in the solid domains), and check the solid domains heat up at some point. If they do not, your setup has a problem somewhere; otherwise, your timescales are fairly different and you need to approach the modeling different or wait until the heat wave reaches the solids. |
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February 27, 2018, 00:44 |
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Pedro Oliveira
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I discover what was wrong!!
It was in the CFX-Post, I was treating the data and graphics the wrong way, Thanks for everything anyway guys!!!! You´ve been helpful!! |
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