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April 11, 2024, 08:42 |
Fluent combining MHD Methods Issues
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Hi everyone!
I am trying to use the MHD module to simulate a cylinder with a known current applied through one of the faces and flowing all the way to the other face. Since the current density is a parameter that I can manipulate and the only magnetic field in my problem is the one induced by the current, I decided to use the Electric Potential method, but I was not seeing any Lorentz Force nor Magnetic Field being different from zero at the end of the simulations, and since I have read on this post: https://forum.ansys.com/forums/topic...module-issues/ that is what you can expect while using the Electric Potential method with a 0-value external magnetic field applied. Since I am interested on the effects the Lorentz Force due to the current and the induced magnetic field can have on the fluid flow, my question is: if I switch to the Magnetic Induction method, while preserving the 0-value external magnetic field, how can I specify the current flowing through the boundaries? I was trying to use a DEFINE_PROFILE UDF and apply it to the zone near the faces but I am not sure that is the correct way to proceed. Thank you! |
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