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January 16, 2017, 03:15 |
diesel engine exhaust system(diesel particulate filter)
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kiran
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Dear all!
I am very new to fluent & Ansys too I am modelling a component of diesel engine exhaust system(diesel particulate filter) with some gas compositions along with particulates. in my case i have plenty of channels(nearly 4000). the material is porous(cordierite or SiC). my BC's are MFR:38kg/sec, P(in):108054pa, P(out):atm or 104023. i have decided to simulate a small sector of whole component and considering 9 channels flow for my reference. i am considering DPM modelling for injections of particulates & species transport to define exhaust gas compositions in mass fractions. MY QuEsTion is??? **am i going in right way?(all are frozens; 10 bodies as one part) **How can i reduce that BC to small domain which i considered(for 9 channels)? why i am asking because, when i reduced MFR to small geometry ie., 0.038/530(say 530th part)=7.2e-5. the pressur contours are very high upto e+13 and velocity also high as e-08 which are undesirable. I need pressure contours in the range of e+5. i have attached some snaps for reference. Please help me out, it helps me lot to go further. Any suggestions are appreciable.. Many thanks in advance |
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