SOLIDWORKS Quick Tip - Flow Simulation - Transient Natural Convection
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2011
- Learn how to set up a natural convection, transient, heat transfer simulation on this coffee-in-a-cup model.
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It is so ironic how this was the very first video I watched on Saturday morning while drinking a hot cup of coffee!
I really wish youtube recommended your more recent videos on this topic, instead of a 10 year old SolidWorks release haha. The fundamentals are the same though, still found it useful.
you truly are a specialist!
Great video goengineer! I have a question thou, at 2:49 when you set convection coefficient, how do u determine what value to use as its 5-25 for air?
Hi, thanks for sharing. I was wondering, is it there is a way to simulate the heat transfer between the liquid and the air without the lid?
Thanks
thank you so much
Hi. Actually, you could remove the liquid and place an assumed convection coefficient on the top surface of the liquid. However, we put on the lid in order to use the initial condition of inner walls - which only works on "fluid enclosed space" - so without the lid there would not be fluid-enclosed space.
Hello
You have added to the animation data for the temperature over time?
Thank you.
Thx very usefull
In a flow simulation of fluid flowing in a series of pipes, in a region of high turbulence in the pipe, how can I find the velocity of flow at a certain point in the high turbulent region over a period of time. Say for example, velocity at that point at 5 seconds, 10 sconds, 15 seconds, etc? Please I'd appreciate a response.
Thank you!
What material are you applying to the "lid" part? The convection/conduction mechanics in that part will influence the flow characteristics so I'm wondering how this was handled. I tried this simulation with one, modeled part with the lid as a feature and the natural convection paths are not coming out correct at all. Everything else including the boundary, initial, material, etc conditions are the exact same. Granted, my geometry is different, but natural convection flow should like natural convection regardless.
Also, at what time step are you observing the flow? Since this is a transient analysis it takes time to develop and the initial seconds won't look as nice as what you show in the video.
Would it be possible to run a similar simulation for cargo tanks with convection inside and outside?
Would it be possible to run a similar simulation wherein one specifyies a heat transfer rate from the exterior surfaces, instead of a heat transfer coefficient?
Hi M. Botting ... I really appreciate your video, but there is one particular simulation I would like to see and that I'm having trouble with ... Could you help? I would like to CFD the sun radiating on a surface, in my case, a cylindrical tube, so to read the inside wall temperature. How do I setup this simulation for it seems I can't get it right. Could you show us (Me)??? ... Thanks ... Luc (Faads)
Hi, do you have any relative humidity tutorial simulation??.. It will be really usefull to me. thanks
I know flow rate which is going to strike the pelton bucket and I want to know the rpm after it strikes the bucket, can this be done in solidworks?
"Initial Conditons" does not show up for me. The option in the tree is just not there. Any idea what is up?
hello how can I change the fulide angle in simulation in solidworks
Is there a simulation for single basin single slope conventional solar still please
I tied to follow all the steps in this video, except that my model is different but i'm unable to set boundary conditions the way the video shows. i.e. my tree doesn't give me an option for "Initial Boundary Condition" as shown in the video. Please Advise.
Hi Rohit,
If you do not see the "Initial Condition" option in your flow tree then you would want to double check that the project's "General Settings" have "Time-dependent" enable. If it is enabled then you can always define an "Initial Condition" by going into 'Tools', 'Flow Simulation', 'Insert', "Initial Condition".
In solidworks flow simulation rotation option is missing in wizard
Are there any sites or links that may have built up a database of fluids or solid material properties that may not be in the current pre-defined library but could be added to the user-defined area. I am looking for Lead (Pb) in liquid and solid state.
There are various material libraries like matweb available to characterize solid properties. For fluid properties especially involving problems about phase change, you might have some luck with looking through publications like Elsevier or google scholar. Thanks.
What software allows inteference between liquid and gas to be calculated? Here you said the software doesn't do that, which software does then?
Thanks!
It says no flow conditions were specified.
Hello If it possible, Could i have the file that you use in this video please.
bretty cool
Thanks for tuning in and watching.
I want to do animation of flow simulation + transient thermal analysis at once please help
We have online training Classes or you can contact your local VAR about training to get the results you are looking for.
why not model interface between water and air? what happen if the walls are adiabatic?
I would like to model natural convection in an enclosure half filled with hot oil and half with air. how can I do that?
Why the heat transfer coefficient is 25 W/m2K? How did you calculate it? Or is it just an assumption for the sake of the simulation demo?
It is an assumption for the sake of a speedy calculation. Flow Simulation could alternatively also have airflow outside the mug and calculate the heat transfer coefficient for us, and how it would vary across those mug faces.
Can flow simulation back out convection coefficients or convective heat transfer?
Hi Connor,
Flow Simulation is able to both visualize (via "Surface Plots") and give numerical data (via "Surface Parameters") for "Heat Transfer Coefficient (W/m^2/K)" as well as "Surface Heat Flux (W/m^2)".
Thanks!!
Thanks for asking. :)
not able locate initial condition on left side tree
The initial condition link needs to be added to the Flow Simulation tree. This can be done by right-clicking on the name of the project at the top of the Flow Simulation tree (right above the input data link) and selecting customize tree. The initial condition link can then be checked on in the list that appears. Thank you for watching.
How to create the cover in the mug ??
Hi Ameer,
The cover of the mug is created using an Extrude Boss command on a plane positioned at the top of the mug. The Extrude is made to merge onto the cup body to create a sealed interior space for the analysis. The process for this can be seen here (ruclips.net/video/zc_S013A6Gc/видео.html).
Thanks sir for replying me....I got the solution !
I do not understand the point "Exclude cavities without flow condition"
Sorry, there is a flub..the fluid gets more dense as it contacts the cool cup walls and falls to the bottom. Not LESS dense!!
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