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June 27, 2012, 05:23 |
VOF Boiling
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Hello friends,
As a part f my project, I simulate HTC with Boiling model. I have experiment results and I am gong to validate the experiment using starccm+ 7.0.2. I have a solid domain which is aluminium and fluid domain water-glycol. Solid domain has a constant temperature which is higher than boiling temperature. Boiling model is going to have a liquid phase as water-glycol mixture and gas phase as a water steam. I use VOF --> Rohsenow Boiling model. I have two doubts regarding my simulation. 1) Liquid Phase Material Properties Let's say mixture of T_inlet=90 C and T_boiling= 120 C, V_inlet = 1 m/s at 1 atm in the simulation. Which temperature I am going to use to determine my material poperties of liquid phase? What should I use for Standard State Temperature value under properties list? Gas phase material properties are simply because T_boiling (or T_saturation) is going to be used obviously. 2) I searched literature of Rohsenow boiling. I have good guesses for Exponential Prandl number and C_qw parameter. However, I do not know exactly what HTCxArea means and how can I adjust it for my silmulation. Could someone explain a little bit? Regarding the issues mentioned above, I kindly request some advice from you. Any help would be appreciated. Kind regards |
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July 25, 2012, 18:57 |
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Still no reply on HTCxArea ??
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August 7, 2012, 10:33 |
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HTCxArea: I have tried for the fluid properties p=1 bar at saturation temperature
First I calculate the diameter of a vapour bubble (Bubble Departure Diameter with a contact angle of 45 ° for water) d= 0.0149 * contact angle * Sqrt((2*surface tension)/(gravity*(Density_liquid - Density_gas))) Then I calculate the surface and the volume of a ball Surface / Volume is the contact area per volume [m²/m³] For the Heat transfer coeffizient I used a Forced convection over a ball. For Re<0.1 Nusselt Number=2 Where do you find your saturation temperature of water glycol? What's your guesses for Exponential Prandtl number and C_qw? Please send! |
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August 8, 2012, 05:35 |
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Hello Felix,
Thank you for your reply. I am confused, you wrote what you did for your case but you did not mention how (or from which resource) did you calculate HTCxArea value? Could you explain it more? Which value did you use? Default value is given as 5000000. You can find easily saturated temperature of mixtures from heat transfer books for different mixture rates. Just google it. For Exponential Prandtl number and C_qw, they are strongly dependent on your materials. Again you need to find them in literature. You can find small table in Incorpera's Heat Transfer Book. Edit: I do understand your calcuation. Temperature has a great influence on bubble diameter and heat transfer coefficient.Using field function can be a good idea. Last edited by rawe666; August 8, 2012 at 08:22. |
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August 9, 2012, 02:24 |
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Here's the source book for the Rohsenow model. You can download it for free from MIT!
http://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/61431 Page 3 diameter of the bubble as it leaves the surface (eqn 3) Page 4 Bubble Reynolds number and bubble nusselt number (eqn 7 and 8) Page 5 Contact Angle beta for eqn 3 (eqn 11) This one the right for c_qw and exponential prandtl number? http://books.google.at/books/about/I...AJ&redir_esc=y could you be more precise for the book for saturation temperature? I need also data for water-glycol mixtures |
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August 10, 2012, 05:09 |
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Thank you for your explanation.
Last edited by rawe666; August 28, 2012 at 09:02. |
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March 5, 2017, 21:50 |
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Hi, did you manage to solve your issue? I am doing a similar simulation and I would like to know more about your simulation.
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March 8, 2018, 03:35 |
VOF boiling starccm problem, robinson validation
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Hi all,
I am validating robinson problem at 1bar, 90 C. I am not able to match heat transfer values from heating element to experimental values. I have changed constant in rohensaw parameter as well as HTC*Area. Can you please help me how to find heat flux from starccm. Pl I am stuck with this problem for months |
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March 15, 2018, 00:55 |
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