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May 18, 2017, 05:59 |
Need help:: condensation in vertical square minichannel
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Diksha
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Could anyone please help me on the below? I am trying to simulate the condensation of water vapour in a vertical square minichannel on fluent.
I am using implicit VOF, steady state, standard k-e model, energy on and Lee model, gravity on and surface tension added. My BCs are: inlet: mass flow rate, turbulence intensity, hydraulic diameter, temperature outlet: pressure outlet, turburlence intensity, hydraulic diameter and backflow temp 0. at walls: stationary and temp imposed and symmetric bcs on two sides. The problem is: every time my simulation diverges (in temperature or VOF-1). I have checked my mesh and the skewness is 0 and orthogonal quality is 1. So i think the mesh is good. I have used under relaxation factors, still it diverges. Could you please help me? Maybe am missing something. I don't know... Thanks a lot... quite desperate with this.. please help Diksha |
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