Penetration Buoyant flow inside cavity Conference paper UKHTC 2011

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Penetration Buoyant flow inside cavity Conference paper UKHTC 2011 Work progress (03/08/2011) Penetration Buoyant flow inside cavity Conference paper UKHTC 2011 LES in progress Numerical procedure: Code used: Code_Saturne V2.0.1 Model used actually: K-eps with standard wall functions. Discretization: Second order convection scheme. First order Euler time scheme. Boundary conditions: Inlet: Neumann condition for Velocity (Zero gradient dV/dy=0) Dirichlet condition for axial and longitudinal velocities (U=0, W=0 ) Dirichlet condition for the pressure (P=0) Dirichlet condition for the k and eps (k=,eps=) Outlet: Neumann condition for all the variables. Symmetry, Adiabatic walls. Buoyancy: Boussinesq approximation.

Temperature profiles (Plane(x,y)) First 10 seconds

Axial velocity (U) profiles (Plane(x,y)) First 10 seconds

Vertical velocity (V) profiles (plane(x,y)) First 10 seconds

Total velocity (V) profiles (plane(x,y)) First 10 seconds

Turbulent kinetic energy (K) profiles (plane(x,y)) First 10 seconds

Snapshots (plane (x,y)) Temperature (T) Axial Velocity (U) Vertical Velocity (V)