problem in microchannel

ammm · December 1, 2012, 15:39

hi friends
i simulate a t shape micro reactor with fluent .cross section of it is 0.8*1 mm^2 and and i setpressure outlet =0 and velocity inlet for it . flow is laminar and fluid is liquid-water. but when i compare exprimental data and simulation data i see a big error . simulation data is very smaller than exprimental data and there is different in pressure and other things sound correct
what should i do???
please help me . its very important for me
thank you in advance

ammm · December 2, 2012, 15:44

come on please
i need your helps

valiel · December 3, 2012, 17:22

Whats kind of error? What did you measure in the experiment. There can be a lot of reasons.

December 1, 2012, 15:39	problem in microchannel	#1
ammm New Member ammm Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 21 Rep Power: 13	hi friends i simulate a t shape micro reactor with fluent .cross section of it is 0.8*1 mm^2 and and i setpressure outlet =0 and velocity inlet for it . flow is laminar and fluid is liquid-water. but when i compare exprimental data and simulation data i see a big error . simulation data is very smaller than exprimental data and there is different in pressure and other things sound correct what should i do??? please help me . its very important for me thank you in advance

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December 2, 2012, 15:44		#2
ammm New Member ammm Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 21 Rep Power: 13	come on please i need your helps

December 3, 2012, 17:22		#3
valiel New Member Valentin Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 13	Whats kind of error? What did you measure in the experiment. There can be a lot of reasons.