Code Saturn Inlet Definition

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12 years 9 months ago #5574 by MGolbs
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Hallo,

wenn ich an einem Strömungsmodell inlet's definiere, müssen diese dann von der Geschwindigkeitsrichtung immer ins Medium zeigen, oder kann ich auch mit einem inlet ein definiertes outlet erzeugen?

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12 years 9 months ago #5576 by MGolbs
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Hallo,

habe folgende Ergebnisse aber die Temperaturverteilung an einem "Outlet" kann ich mir nicht erklären:










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<volumic_conditions>
<zone head_losses="off" initialization="on" label="all_cells" mass_source_term="off" momentum_source_term="off" name="1" scalar_source_term="off" thermal_source_term="off">all[]</zone>
<zone head_losses="off" initialization="on" label="Zone_2" mass_source_term="off" momentum_source_term="off" name="3" scalar_source_term="off" thermal_source_term="off">medium</zone>
</volumic_conditions>
<meshes_list>
<mesh format="ideas" name="20110622Stzroem2inlets-salome.unv"/>
</meshes_list>
<join_meshes status="off"/>
<faces_cutting status="off"/>
<reorientation status="off"/>
<periodic_boundary/>
<standalone/>
</solution_domain>
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<variable label="Pressure" name="pressure">
<reference_pressure>101325</reference_pressure>
</variable>
<variable label="VelocityX" name="velocity_U">
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</variable>
<variable label="VelocityY" name="velocity_V">
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</variable>
<variable label="VelocityZ" name="velocity_W">
<blending_factor>1</blending_factor>
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<property label="total_pressure" name="total_pressure"/>
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<property label="Efforts" name="effort" support="boundary"/>
<property label="all_variables" name="all_variables" support="boundary"/>
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<ale_method status="off"/>
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<initialization choice="reference_velocity">
<reference_velocity>1</reference_velocity>
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<gravity_terms status="off"/>
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<thermal_scalar model="temperature_celsius">
<property label="Flux_thermique_entrant" name="input_thermal_flux" support="boundary"/>
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<absorption_coefficient type="constant">0</absorption_coefficient>
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<external_coupling status="off"/>
<external_coupling status="off"/>
<external_coupling status="off"/>
<external_coupling status="off"/>
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<gas_combustion model="off"/>
<pulverized_coal model="off"/>
<joule_effect model="off"/>
<atmospheric_flows model="off"/>
<heads_losses/>
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<multigrid status="on"/>
<gradient_transposed status="on"/>
<velocity_pressure_coupling status="off"/>
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<wall_pressure_extrapolation>0</wall_pressure_extrapolation>
<gradient_reconstruction choice="0"/>
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<physical_properties>
<fluid_properties>
<property choice="constant" label="Density" name="density">
<listing_printing status="off"/>
<postprocessing_recording status="off"/>
<initial_value>780</initial_value>
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<property choice="constant" label="LamVisc" name="molecular_viscosity">
<listing_printing status="off"/>
<postprocessing_recording status="off"/>
<initial_value>9e-05</initial_value>
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<property choice="constant" label="SpecHeat" name="specific_heat">
<listing_printing status="off"/>
<postprocessing_recording status="off"/>
<initial_value>5500</initial_value>
</property>
<property choice="constant" label="ThermalCond" name="thermal_conductivity">
<listing_printing status="off"/>
<postprocessing_recording status="off"/>
<initial_value>0.02495</initial_value>
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<gravity>
<gravity_x>0</gravity_x>
<gravity_y>0</gravity_y>
<gravity_z>0</gravity_z>
</gravity>
<hydrostatic_pressure status="off"/>
</physical_properties>
<additional_scalars>
<scalar label="TempC" name="temperature_celsius" type="thermal">
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<min_value>0</min_value>
<max_value>400</max_value>
<initial_value label="Zone_2" zone="3">20.0</initial_value>
<blending_factor>1</blending_factor>
</scalar>
</additional_scalars>
<boundary_conditions>
<variable/>
<boundary label="BC_2" name="2" nature="inlet">inlet1</boundary>
<boundary label="BC_3" name="3" nature="inlet">inlet2</boundary>
<boundary label="BC_4" name="4" nature="outlet">outlet1</boundary>
<boundary label="BC_5" name="5" nature="outlet">outlet2</boundary>
<boundary label="BC_6" name="6" nature="wall">wand</boundary>
<wall label="BC_6">
<velocity_pressure choice="off">
<dirichlet name="velocity_U">0</dirichlet>
<dirichlet name="velocity_V">0</dirichlet>
<dirichlet name="velocity_W">0</dirichlet>
</velocity_pressure>
<scalar choice="neumann" label="TempC" name="temperature_celsius" type="thermal">
<neumann>0</neumann>
</scalar>
</wall>
<inlet label="BC_2">
<velocity_pressure choice="norm" direction="normal">
<norm>1</norm>
</velocity_pressure>
<turbulence choice="hydraulic_diameter">
<hydraulic_diameter>1</hydraulic_diameter>
</turbulence>
<scalar choice="dirichlet" label="TempC" name="temperature_celsius" type="thermal">
<dirichlet>300</dirichlet>
</scalar>
</inlet>
<inlet label="BC_3">
<velocity_pressure choice="norm" direction="normal">
<norm>-1</norm>
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<turbulence choice="hydraulic_diameter">
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<scalar choice="dirichlet" label="TempC" name="temperature_celsius" type="thermal">
<dirichlet>300</dirichlet>
</scalar>
</inlet>
<outlet label="BC_4">
<scalar choice="dirichlet" label="TempC" name="temperature_celsius" type="thermal">
<dirichlet>0</dirichlet>
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</outlet>
<outlet label="BC_5">
<scalar choice="dirichlet" label="TempC" name="temperature_celsius" type="thermal">
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</scalar>
</outlet>
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<postprocessing_options choice="binary"/>
<listing_printing_frequency>1</listing_printing_frequency>
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<probe_recording_frequency>1</probe_recording_frequency>
<fluid_domain status="on"/>
<domain_boundary status="off"/>
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<ncelet>0</ncelet>
<nfac>0</nfac>
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<dimless>0</dimless>
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<ncelet>0</ncelet>
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<ncelet>0</ncelet>
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<dimless>0</dimless>
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</calcul_management>
<lagrangian model="off"/>
</Code_Saturne_GUI>
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Warum erhöht sich die Temperatur am "saugenden Outlet", oder darf ich ein Outlet so nicht benutzen wie auch eines der Inlets nicht mit negativem Vorzeichen versehen?

Gruß und Dank Markus<br /><br />Post edited by: MGolbs, at: 2011/06/24 11:36

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