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January 27, 2008, 14:36 |
radial fan model bc's
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hi,
i am modelling the flow inside closed notebook chassis. there is a radial fan in it, and i want to model it as a simple bladeless flow inlet outlet. i know the pressure and flow rate of the fan. i modelled the fan as a 3d block and defined planes for inlet and outlet on that block. i donot mesh inside the fan, just meshed the air inside the chassis. i was trying intake fan and exhaust fan bc's;but this does not work. the mass flow rates of the two planes has to be same i think.. any advice for the bc's? thanks |
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December 26, 2013, 12:47 |
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December 27, 2013, 04:52 |
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Im not sure but I think you should check-interior>fan boundary condition. I try to do sth similar but i dont imput any face boundary condition. So if you find any info please share it
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