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February 8, 2021 at 2:22 pm
zeeshe
SubscriberI am working on improving the thermal performance of microclimate by using heat mitigation measures i.e. water, vegetation, and materials ets, particularly the water impact on temperature reduction in the surrounding area of the microclimate. I am using Ansys Fluent with species transport model switched on. Since water and computational domain both are fluid zones; thus there exists an interior zone between the two fluid zones. When I run the simulation with water liquid material assigned to the water zone and mixture material to the computational domain, there exists an error species are not solved in the neighboring thread cells of the interior zone which disappeared with mixture material assigned to both water zone and fluid zones and by considering water zones sides as wall with water material properties since these are only two methods to solve species in the overlapping region of two fluid zones. I just wanted to confirm whether simulation results with mixture material assigned to both water zones and fluid zones produces accurate results or by considering water zones sides as walls with water material properties produces accurate results? Please guide me so that I can proceed accordingly. -
February 10, 2021 at 4:53 pm
Surya Deb
Ansys EmployeeHello, nIf I understand your issues correctly, then you have 2 different fluid zones separated by an interior zone. So you want to initialize the 2 zones with different fluids and then let them mix ?nYou could use the Species Transport if the fluids mix at the molecular level. If the mixing length scale is larger , then you could use a Mixture Multiphase model for that.nYou can definitely patch the respective fluid zones with the correct species or phases if using multiphase.nI hope this helps.nRegards,nSuryan
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