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May 9, 2019, 04:15 |
reversed flow in a tank
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Mattia
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Hi, I'm trying to simulate temperature stratification of water inside a tank, via transient simulation. THe initial temperature of the fluid inside the tank is 35 °C and the inlet (Mass-flow inlet) flow has a temperature of 41.3 °C. The output is placed on the cilindrical wall, perpendicular to the ground. I set the output as pressure outlet.
My problem is that I can't remove the reversed flow on the pressure outlet. Morevoer the temperature in the tank takes too much physical time to reach the expected value. I'm using a pressure based solver with a k-epsilon turbulent model. Hope that somebody has some good ideas. Thanks everybdoy |
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