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HI OF Users,
I am simulating the flow over a hot board. I have done various Simulations with rhoSimpleFoam and buoyantSimpleFoam. Now I want to start a Simulation with the solver buoyantBoussinesqSimpleFoam. For that I have to specify the kappat, the 'kinematic turbulent thermal conductivity'. But I can´t find any information of how to calculate the initial values and which BC to set. Is there any Information for that? Thanks
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Hello camoesas,
I found the following definition for the turbulent heat conductivity. It is the product of the heat capacity and the turbulent kinematic viscosity of your considered fluid. I found that in the following book (you can find it in google books): Innovative Food Processing Technologies: Advances in Multiphysics Simulation( Kai Knoerzer,Pablo Juliano,Peter Roupas). But I think you don't need to specify it exactly. For the walls you have a wall function and for the "Inlet" you can use the "calculated" boundary conditon. For the "Outlet" it is zeroGradient. I hope this helps. Best regards |
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HI Alex,
Thanks for the hint. I have now for kappat: Inlet: calculated, Outlet: zeroGradient All Walls: kappatJayatillekeWallFunction; and some empty and symmetry patches. But my solition is aborting in the first iteration giving me this message: Quote:
Thanks for any hints I have uploaded the whole case but I had to delete U p files. I have adopted them for initialization from another simulation so they are to large...
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You have to define a reference for the density for the buoyantpressure boundary conditions.
... HOT { type buoyantPressure; rho rhok; value $internalField; } ... By the way, for the inlet it is better to define the pressure as zerogradient. Otherwise your problem is overdetermined. I hope this will fix the problem. Good luck for your simulation! Regards, Alex |
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HI Alex,
thank you very much for going throw my case! And for this valuable solution. Indeed it fixed my simulation. ![]() But my pressure inlet is already zeroGradient. Do you mean the inlet for p_rgh?
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What about LES? Is it still the same way to set up boundary condition for kappat as you said? Or should I do it the way as nuSgs in tutorial cases, that is, to set all boundaries zeroGradient? Best regards Peter |
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