How to Model Natural Convection in Ansys Fluent - Lesson 4
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This video lesson delves into the topic of natural convection in Ansys Fluent. It highlights the significance of enabling gravity and entering operating density when modelling natural convection. The video will also briefly touch upon the effect of adding gravity on the governing equation and important factors to consider when setting boundary conditions. Furthermore, you will learn how to define a temperature-dependent density method and explore the correct application of the popular Boussinesq model.
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very very interesting videos. I could not find relevent course to this video for geometry on ansys innovation course, I love these videos. Thank you for uploading.
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Heel leerrijk. Many thanks. Kunt u ook uitleggen hoe temperatuur gradienten in fluent worden uitgerekend? Vooral bij wanden is het niet duidelijk wat fluent aan het doen is.
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Good video, in the case when using water or nanofluid as working fluid in mixed convection in circular duct, how to se it?
what is the range of temperature of cross section in circular duct of water or nanofluid as working fluid the boussinesq hypothesis is valid?
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what is the criteria for Boussinesq model to be considered the temperature changes small?
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