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June 14, 2020 at 4:06 am
jungsungsuk
SubscriberHi. I want to simulate a real scale heat exchanger in CFX by using a porous domain in CFX.
In CFX's porous domain, I have to enter the parameters like porosity, permeability, loss coefficient.
But there is no information about how can I calculate these parameters.
I want to enter the parameters by using correlation based on real heat exchanger's experiment data : pressure drop, heat transfer rate, Reynolds number etc.
How can I calculate the accurate correlation to input the real experiment data?
What's the correlation about permeability and loss coefficient?
Please help me.
Thank you
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