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November 28, 2024 at 1:43 pmChris_gSubscriber
Hi,
I am developing a 2-way coupled Rocky-Fluent simulation including gas-particle reactions using a custom module. I am wondering how to include reaction heat and to account for the enthalpy of released gases. According to the manual I have the following functions: add_heat_transfer/set_heat_transfer, add_explicit_fluid_heat_transfer_rate, add_implicit_heat_transfer_rate
From my understanding the "add/set_heat_transfer" functions only affect the particle temperature. What about the add_explicit/implicit_fluid_heat_transfer_rate? Do they only provide a source term to fluent or do they also influence the particle energy equation? What is the difference between explicit and implicit heat transfer?
Thanks for your help!
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November 28, 2024 at 7:49 pmLucas Bertollo BaggioAnsys Employee
Hello,
You are correct. The
_heat_transfer only affects the particle energy equation. The add_ _heat_transfer_rate provide a heat source to Fluent. The heat source is usually computed as S = Beta * (Tp - Tg), where Beta is the heat transfer coefficient, and T_p and T_g are the particle and fluid temperature, respectively. The explicit part will be obtained from Beta * Tp and implicit part is Beta itself since we don't know the fluid temperature of the cell in which the source term will be applied to. This information is still on Fluent's side.Â
Best regards,
Lucas
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