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September 2, 2009, 02:54 |
ScalarTransportFoam for RTD calculations
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santhosh
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Hi
I want to get the RTD (Residence time distribution) of for steel industry application. The procedure I followed is as follows, Methodology: 1. Steady state - I ran simpleFoam to get the initial velocity Field. I ensured 5 orders of residue fall 2. Tracer Injection - I used to velocity field from the simpleFoam and used scalarTransportFoam for passsive scalar injection. ( Traced inlet boundary set to 1 for 0.129 sec) 3. RTD study - I monitored the tracer concentration at the outlet for 1000 secs using scalarTransportFoam. Problems 1. RTD curve is not matching either with fluent or experiment. 2. I have some confusion regarding the use of slip boundary condition in OpenFOAM. Is it similar the boundary we set in Fluent ( I mean we set shear stess =0 for wall with slip). 3. Is it right to use scalarTransportFoam or should I need scalarTranportFoam with turbulence added to it? ( As flow regime is turbulent, I used k-epsilon in simpleFoam) Any kind of suggestion u think of, I am ready to try and post back. Thanks Santhosh |
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