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October 26, 2012, 07:44 |
FLuent simulation of taylor couette flow of concentric cylinder geometry.
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rshbhb
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Hello,
I have a concentric cylinder geometry as shown i the figure, such that, Inner wall is Rotating Outer wall is stationary Upper wall is stationary lower wall is stationary Fluid (liquid) is confined in the annular region (volume). Do I have to use a dynamic mesh or moving mesh OR I can mesh the geometry normally and rotate the inner walls in FLUENT ? (I have used the 2nd option). ------------------------------------------------------ REGARDING SIMULATION (I have referred to "Non-Newtonian Transitional Flow in an Eccentric Annulus") STEP BY STEP ANALYSIS OF MY PROBLEM 1. Models: As I am simulating the taylor couette flow of an incompressible fluid, my problem will go from laminar to turbulent flow pattern. In this case what kind of model should I use :Viscous-> k-epsilon or K-omega ? (I had used standard k-epsilon with standard wall functions). Last edited by rshbhb; October 26, 2012 at 08:12. |
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