conjugate model

ganesh narayan · March 25, 2014, 11:32

am preparing a flat plate conjugate model consisting of both jet orifices & film holes as part of my academic project. I have created a hot air domain to give inlet boundary conditions for the incoming hot air, but the walls of these domain have taken aluminium as their material & this hot air domain comes & sits on top of the flat plate which is titanium, so there is a structure to structure interaction instead of hot air to structure interaction. how to proceed?

dreamz · March 29, 2014, 23:32

Hello Ganesh,

Can you please attach a picture of your geometry? It will help me understand your geometry better. I think, the hot air domain should be made fluid in geometry modeler under the parts. Also, you need to change the its cell-zone condition to fluid in fluent. Hope this helps...

March 25, 2014, 11:32	conjugate model	#1
ganesh narayan New Member Ganesh Narayan Join Date: Mar 2014 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	am preparing a flat plate conjugate model consisting of both jet orifices & film holes as part of my academic project. I have created a hot air domain to give inlet boundary conditions for the incoming hot air, but the walls of these domain have taken aluminium as their material & this hot air domain comes & sits on top of the flat plate which is titanium, so there is a structure to structure interaction instead of hot air to structure interaction. how to proceed?

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March 29, 2014, 23:32		#2
dreamz Member Ashutosh Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 98 Rep Power: 12	Hello Ganesh, Can you please attach a picture of your geometry? It will help me understand your geometry better. I think, the hot air domain should be made fluid in geometry modeler under the parts. Also, you need to change the its cell-zone condition to fluid in fluent. Hope this helps...