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June 25, 2015, 15:54 |
Similar problem (2 possible solutions)
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I am working on similar problem, a closed loop with heat generation. I want to track how the temperature in the loop changes over time.
The two ideas I have are involve breaking the loop into several zones so that I have at least 1 straight section of pipe. I then either: 1) Use a momentum source term 2) Use a fixed velocity term on the straight section of pipe. This works to an extent (I get continuous and flow through the loop in one direction). however, a momentum source term is difficult to use to control the velocity and for some reason the velocity in the loop is not equal to what i set as the fixed term. very odd Any tips would be much appreciated. |
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boundary condition, closed loop, fluent |
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