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December 15, 2017 at 4:30 am
oberstar
SubscriberI am trying to import a material from a database I saved off from a previously created material per https://confluence.cornell.edu/display/SIMULATION/3D+Bifurcating+Artery+-+Physics+Setup
I am clearly doing something wrong because when I open up the database you can see the viscosity is set per the above link to Carreau model with specific parameters. However when I copy it into the solution the command line states the viscosity was converted to a constant and when I look at the material in the solution it is indeed converted to a constant and I cannot select the Carreau model at all to fix it. I suspect this must have something to do with the models I'm trying to implement or some other setting and would appreciate any clues anyone can give - the integrated help seems pretty useless on the issue from my searching. See below mages:
I think this is tied to the K-epsilon turbulence model being enabled. How might I add turbulence with the curreau model of viscosity?
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December 16, 2017 at 1:23 pm
José Mantovani
SubscriberOberstar, you need set carreau viscosity. I try to do this simulation, but I get error also... The continuity don't converge in my case. You need search about non-newtonian fluids, I recommend that you use the ANSYS 18.2, it's simpler than ANSYS 17.1 to set that simulation.
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