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    • P_Heng
      Subscriber

      Hello everyone,

      I want you to recommend to choose the option in Ansys Fluent Setup for Bouyancy. And put it in the case of static and dynamic. The governing equation is sent below.

    • DrAmine
      Ansys Employee
      Do you outlet? If yes what is outside?
    • P_Heng
      Subscriber


      I will send you the boundary condition picture.

      My regards Pho Prosheng.
    • P_Heng
      Subscriber

    • P_Heng
      Subscriber
      Hello everyone if I run the calculation in Ansys Fluent, How can I know my process of running the calculation is Bouyancy or density?

      IÔÇÖm sorry that my explanation is not good enough. I hope you understand what I mean.

      I send the picture again.

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator
      I can't read that, where (and what) are the boundaries? Given your other thread, make sure you have enough mesh to see any flow profiles: you want 10 cells minimum across the channel.
    • P_Heng
      Subscriber

      My prof said it doesnÔÇÖt matter how many cells do I use for the mesh, the flow should parallel the shape of domain.

      Now, I can make the flow vectors parallel the shape of domain by use Presto for pressure (in method)

      This picture is boundary condition .
      if I run the calculation in Ansys Fluent, How can I know my process of running the calculation is Bouyancy or density?

      My regards Pho Prosheng.
    • Rob
      Forum Moderator
      I can't see what boundaries you have set, and are they flow, hot/cold walls etc. Buoyancy is calculated assuming gravity is on, and the material density can vary: otherwise the buoyancy term is zero. With a near zero velocity and coarse mesh convergence may be poor, and therefore results may be misleading. Refine the mesh, converge the solution and see how the result changes.
    • DrAmine
      Ansys Employee
      :) PRESTO! is recommended for buyoancy flows and to avoid the velocity issues you saw nevertheless again your mesh is not adequate.
    • P_Heng
      Subscriber
      I found the 7.3.1. Bouyancy-Driven Flows and Natural Convection in ANSYS Fluent User Guide Manual. It tells the process of Buoyance-Driven Flows.

      Your answer is right. I just change pressure from second order to PRESTO! , Now my flow is good and parallel the shape of the domain.

      Thank you.

      My regards,
      Pho Prosheng.
    • P_Heng
      Subscriber
      and
      Thank you for your response. You help me a lot.

      My regards Pho Prosheng.
    • DrAmine
      Ansys Employee
      Welcome!
    • P_Heng
      Subscriber
      :) :)
    • Rob
      Forum Moderator
      You're welcome. Just remember,and I are always right, unless we contradict each other.
    • P_Heng
      Subscriber


      Yes, sir. Thank you. :)

      My regards P. Heng.
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