Validating Enthalpy and Internal Energy in an Adiabatic Tank Using Fluent

[y.tanaka]

Hello,

I am working on a simulation involving an adiabatic tank in Ansys. I need to validate the enthalpy and internal energy entering the tank. Specifically, I want to graph the total incoming enthalpy and internal energy over time. Could anyone provide guidance or examples on how to achieve this in Ansys? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

[Essence]

Hello,

Is it okay to correspond in English?

You can use report definitions to plot the graph of total enthalpy and internal energy. Just choose the option of “Report Plot” while creating the report definition. Then you can choose the interval (flow/time step/iteration) as you need.

 

[oliviawilde168]

 

 

It’s great that you’re focusing on validating your simulation! Ensuring the cookie clicker enthalpy and internal energy are behaving as expected is crucial for an accurate adiabatic tank model. 

 

 

[ryleecremin8]

 

 

OK. Enable energy equations in the setup, and define output variables for total enthalpy and internal energy using the mass flow rate and specific energies. In the Results section, create time-dependent plots for these variables. After running the simulation, use Post-Processing tools to graph the data over time and compare it against theoretical or experimental values for validation.

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