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June 28, 2016, 08:58 |
how to solve gravity in a chimney
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Peter Sliacky
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Hello there,
i want to simulate the natural depression in a chimney. The known conditions are the inlet-temperatur @ 553K and the mass-flow @ 0.12g/s. Also the Material Properties are known for heat transfer between fluid and chimney walls. The temperature outside should be 288K. The chimney is 8,6m high. - mesh is valid - k-o SST - Turbulennce is set - pref is 101325Pa - ro,ref is 1,23Kg/m3 (@288K) - altitude @ +z = 8,6m, becaus hier is the static and piezo pressure equal - mass flow inlet with given T and mass flow - pressure outlet @ 0Pa and 288K - steady - coupled flow so i tried a lot of things to achieve a good solution, but the problem is that i receive always backflows into the inner of the chimney. I read something about to define the boundaries with field function, but i dont know how to do this. It would be great if someone has an answer best regards and thank you a lot |
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chimney, gravity |
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