Selecting the Physics Models
Physics models define the physical variables and phenomena in the simulation. This simulation requires two physics continua—one for the gas region and one for the shell region.
- Rename the existing continuum, Fluid. , to
- Create a new physics continuum named Solid Shells.
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Select the Solid Shells.
node and set Physics Continuum to
The Fluid physics continuum is already assigned to the Fluid and Exhaust Gas regions.
In this simulation, you
model the gas as turbulent air entering the inlets at a temperature of 450°C. To
specify the models that define the behavior of the gas:
- Right-click the Select Models.... node and select
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In the Fluid Model Selection dialog, select
the following models in order:
Group Box Model Space Three-Dimensional (already selected) Time Steady Material Gas Flow Segregated Flow Enabled Models Gradients (selected automatically) Equation of State Ideal Gas Energy Segregated Fluid Temperature Viscous Regime Turbulent Turbulence Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes (selected automatically) Reynolds-Averaged Turbulence K-Epsilon Turbulence Enabled Models Realizable K-Epsilon Two-Layer (selected automatically) Two-Layer All y+ Wall Treatment (selected automatically) Wall Distance (selected automatically) - Select the 25.0 C. node and set Value to
- Select the [1.0, 0.0, 0.0] m/s. node and set Value to
Specify the physics models that define the solid
shells.
- Right-click the Select Models.... node and select
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In the Solid Shells Model Selection dialog,
select the following models in order:
Group Box Model Space Three Dimensional Time Steady Material Solid Optional Models Segregated Solid Energy Equation of State Constant Density - Select the 25.0 C. node and set Value to
After defining the physics continua for the simulation, check
the interfaces.
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To display the interfaces between the attached shell parts:
- Save the simulation.