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Outlet Boundary Condition

    • sarathaj
      Subscriber

      I am working a thermal Analysis of a Motor using MRF rotating at 5000 RPM And I have modelled Air domain ( Sphere) to monitor the fluid flow. It is a natural convection. I applied heat loss to the componenets in the Motor. Bu when I apply pressure outlet at the surface of the Sphere ( air domain- fluid) lot of heat emitted to the atmosphere resulting in the lesser tempearture on the components.
      Should I apply fixed Wall tempearture ( ambient temperature) or HTC & temperature to the sphere boundary ?  

    • Essence
      Ansys Employee

      Hello,

      Can you share a screenshot of the domain for better understanding?

    • sarathaj
      Subscriber

       

       

      I am Sorry , I cannot share the screenshot because of confidentality. 
      I am provide bit more clarity 
      A large sphere shaped air domian acting as a fluid ( to monitor velocity when motor rotates), |A geometry contain both motor and stator, and applied MRF to the rotar region and the heat loss to few components ( both rotor and stator).
      I ran steady state first ( only flow and turbulent on, energy off) to get flow field converged, then turned on energy equation ON during transient analysis ( flow and turbulent off) and applied heat loss to the geometry. 
      here I applied the outer surface boundary of the sphere as pressure Outlet. 
      Note- It is a Natural Convection. 

       

       

    • Essence
      Ansys Employee

      Please run the flow and turbulence equations with energy equation since the heat supplied or extracted impacts the flow and turbulence.

    • sarathaj
      Subscriber

      You mean during the transient analysis ( to turn on all energy, flow and turbulent equaiton) ?

    • Essence
      Ansys Employee

      Yes.

    • sarathaj
      Subscriber

      Thank you, I will try and let you know 

    • Essence
      Ansys Employee

      Sure, please.

    • sarathaj
      Subscriber

      HI 
      I ran with all three equaitons, It gives the same result ( No changes ) 

    • Essence
      Ansys Employee

      I see. You can always try to open a new Support case in Ansys customer support portal. This will help us to suggest you the points more effectively.

    • sarathaj
      Subscriber

      Sure, Thank you 

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