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Why the temperature is not working after adding velocity profile?

    • Bassil Bassil
      Subscriber

      Hello everyone
      I'm having some problems with the temperature in fluid flow (fluent). I am running a simulation for a counterflow double pipe heat exchanger but the fluids in both the inner pipe and annulus should be fully developed so on a different file I made the boundaries periodic and wrote the x y z velocity profiles of the 2 fluids after running the simulation with the energy off in "models". In the new file, in the setup, boundary conditions, I am choosing "velocity inlet" for the hot and cold inlets, and in the edit I am letting Ansys read the velocity profiles. I am choosing the hot inlet to be 433 K and cold inlet to be 403K. For both outlets I am choosing "outflow". When I am running the simulation I am not getting a heat transfer between the fluids and walls and thus, it is not converging. What should I do to make it work?

    • DrAmine
      Ansys Employee

      Inner and outer fluid domain: are they connected properly? Can you perhaps issue a Heat Flux Report on all boundaries and paste a screenshot of it here. In your picture one can see there is a gap between the two domains: is that gap modelled as solid?

      I do not think it has anything to do with your velocity profiles but assess first without these proofiles.

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      I'd also avoid outflow. With two disconnected regions it's going to be interesting to see how they behave. Use pressure outlet. 

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