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January 22, 2009, 09:27
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model of pipes inside pipe
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I 'm modeling by GAMBIT_FLUENT a system that consists of: two vertical steel pipes (D=0.08m L=1000m)(iside the pipes happens a flow of hot gas); another pipe (D=0.2m L=1000m) contains the two pipes and is full of water;
I can use a 2D model (vertical section)? In this way I lose some informations? THANK YOU! |
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