Hello
First of all thanks for the great software!
Unfortunately i don't really understand how thermal modelling is done. I created a simple test case where an U-pipe flow undergoes compression due to rotation to resemble simple adiabatic compression. Unfortunately the temperature doesn't change at all.
Do I have to specify anything else, or does code_saturen even calculate such things (i guess it should)?
Thanks alot.
Martin
Thermal Model
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Re: Thermal Model
Hello,
Are you using the compressible model ?
Unless that algorithm/model (considered a specific physics model, so not compatible with the other specific physics of the code) is used, you will not get any thermal effect from the sole flow dynamics.
Regards,
Yvan
Are you using the compressible model ?
Unless that algorithm/model (considered a specific physics model, so not compatible with the other specific physics of the code) is used, you will not get any thermal effect from the sole flow dynamics.
Regards,
Yvan
Re: Thermal Model
for now i didn't use the compressibel model.
Ok so without the compressible model, there will be no thermal effect due to compression, but dissipation would be taken into account?
The compressibel model would take both effects into account? Do you know if the compressibel module is compatible with the turbomachinery module?
Thank you for helping!
Ok so without the compressible model, there will be no thermal effect due to compression, but dissipation would be taken into account?
The compressibel model would take both effects into account? Do you know if the compressibel module is compatible with the turbomachinery module?
Thank you for helping!
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Re: Thermal Model
Hello,
I don't think the compressible model is currently compatible with the turbomachinery functionnality.
I'm pretty sure it has never been tested, but I don't know if there are fundamental reasons why it would not work. I'll try to check with the main turbomachinery developper.
Regards,
Yvan
I don't think the compressible model is currently compatible with the turbomachinery functionnality.
I'm pretty sure it has never been tested, but I don't know if there are fundamental reasons why it would not work. I'll try to check with the main turbomachinery developper.
Regards,
Yvan
Re: Thermal Model
I'm still working on this problem, actually the thing is that the energy balance seems not to be done correctly for a rotating reference frame. I found in the fluent documentation [http://aerojet.engr.ucdavis.edu/fluenth ... ode416.htm equation 10.2-6) how the the quation should be, and since that I'm thinking of how to take that into account, should I create a new scalar equation, does anybody haave an idea?