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January 19, 2010, 08:25 |
Natural Convection BC
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YIP KOK SENG
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I'm doing my final year project on Natural Convection in fin array.. I investigate the Natural Convection of the air domain. I created 3D volume of air which partial of the face of that air volume is fin wall and base which temp constant, i set th BC as below:
Fin wall -Wall (constant temp 400K) Fin base -Wall (constant temp 400K) Other surface = Pressure inlet and outlet randomly (both oso "0" presure) And Operation Condition = 101325 pascal, 300K temp and tick gravity(y= -9.81) Material = air with ideal gas Solution Initialization = all zero value Picture uploaded: http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/357/fin2b.jpg http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5941/finmeshed.jpg But i got error ms as: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- reversed flow in 650 faces on pressure-outlet 3. reversed flow in 1248 faces on pressure-inlet 4. reversed flow in 5000 faces on pressure-outlet 5. 10 2.6736e-01 2.8976e-05 5.2343e-02 2.4865e-02 3.7876e-08 0:00:00 0 No error handler available Error: FLUENT received a fatal signal (SEGMENTATION VIOLATION). Error Object: () Error message from graphics function Close_Segment: Nothing open - can't Close a 'segment' ------------------------------------------------------------------- Anyone tell me wat to do? I set the error bc? thanks... I 'm a beginer here, hope ur help... Last edited by yipseng; January 27, 2010 at 08:13. |
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