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December 5, 2013, 13:39 |
Air circulating in a room,
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Ugur
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I want to simulate air circulating in a room with fan. My confusion is I dont let air in room by fan but circulate the current air. So i dont know how to do boundary conditions. I searched a lot but if you have a tutorial or idea please share with me,
Thank you * One more thing, i have 4 fans in the room. |
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December 6, 2013, 07:59 |
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Hello Ozora,
I suggest reading Fan Boundary Condition in Fluent Manual: it models a fan (without blades) using a pressure jump. In order to use this feature you should create a surface through which you create the pressure gradient. Try it! Regards
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December 6, 2013, 09:34 |
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I tried a simple geometry a cube and a circle ( thicknes 3cm ) middle of the cube . And i did fan boundary condition for one face, also in zone section i gave a radial velocity but when i check the results i saw that i only calculated the circle area not all geometry.
I hope i could explain my problem |
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December 7, 2013, 05:55 |
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Sorry,
I can't undersand your problem: could you attach a picture, please? Regards
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December 7, 2013, 06:03 |
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Sorry,
I can't undersand your problem: could you attach a picture, please? Regards
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December 7, 2013, 12:06 |
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it's more complicated actually but simply i can show like this. My problem is "fan-propeller" which circulate the air. I found some info like " i need to use source terms, mass, momentum etc" but i cant imply it. Also i only know electricity motor that drive the propeller. So one more question, if i want to find mass flow of air which leave the fan, how can i do that ? If you have any tutorial or idea i would be glad.
Thank you, |
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December 9, 2013, 02:20 |
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Hello Ozora,
to calculate Mass Flow you can select the surfaces of your propeller and go to Surface Integrals Menu. The problem is how to model your fan: I don't know why fan boundary condition in the middle doesn't work... Anyway I will try to simulate your problem when possible. Regards
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December 9, 2013, 04:37 |
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I dont understand either
Thank you very much. |
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