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March 20, 2009, 08:53
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Ferrofluid flow modelling in fluent
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souviktor
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Hi all,
I am currently trying to model ferrofluid flow(laminar) and heat transfer in fluent 6. I came to know that there is a MHD module in fluent which deals with Magnetorheological fluids (which conducts).But after some study I found out that my present work can be categorized as Ferrohydrodynamics(FHD) which is non conducting. So I am wondering if this MHD module is capable of handling my configuration? Also I am not sure about how to incorporate the kelvin body force term in the momentum equation..I mean I have the governing equations with kelvin body force...but I dont know how to incorporate them in fluent...may be with a UDF? I have no exposure with UDF at the moment.Someone please help me out... Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated... Thanks and cheers to all....... |
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