A summary of the workshop on CFD prediction of non-isothermal flow
Twan van Hooff, Peter V. Nielsen, Yuguo Li
Abstract
Twan van Hooff, Peter V. Nielsen, Yuguo Li
Abstract
For this workshop, a backward facing step flow problem with a heated wall below the supply opening was studied using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) by a total of 32 teams from all over the world. We presented a summary of these results in the workshop, followed by a discussion by the participants. The results show a very large spread in predicted values of the penetration length (xre/(H-h)), the location of maximum velocity in the lower part of the recirculation cell (xrm/(H-h)) and the maximum velocity at this location (urm/u0). There appears to be a very strong influence of the turbulence model on the results, with a clear difference in predictions by the k-ε models and the k-ω models. Participants discussed about the reasons behind the observed large differences in the predicted results.
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For this workshop, a backward facing step flow problem with a heated wall below the supply opening was studied using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) by a total of 32 teams from all over the world. We presented a summary of these results in the workshop, followed by a discussion by the participants. The results show a very large spread in predicted values of the penetration length (xre/(H-h)), the location of maximum velocity in the lower part of the recirculation cell (xrm/(H-h)) and the maximum velocity at this location (urm/u0). There appears to be a very strong influence of the turbulence model on the results, with a clear difference in predictions by the k-ε models and the k-ω models. Participants discussed about the reasons behind the observed large differences in the predicted results.
Key concepts: Computational fluid dynamics, Flow (mathematics), Isothermal process, Mechanics, Computer science, Environmental science, Thermodynamics, Physics