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October 23, 2014, 12:03 |
Different time step for heat transfer and fluid flow possible ?
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Sven Schmidt
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Hello,
i have trouble with the conjugate heat transfer. My analysis of a gas-turbine is time dependent. For the time step i choose manually 0.0001s and after 100 iterations (0.01s) the fluid flow converged. But the temperatures of the solid parts change only a little bit. Start condition: 300 K for the solid parts. Example: The temperature of the fluid is 900 K and the temperature of the turbine-blade is only 320 K. Problem: One iteration (0.0001s) takes about 11 minutes. So the calculations can take "weeks" until the steady temperatures established. How can i manage the problem of different time steps for the fluid flow and the temperature of solid parts until established ? I can set initial conditions for the solid start temperatures but only speculative values. For the result i need accurate temperature distributions in the solid parts. Any ideas ? |
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