Triangular Die Analyses ToNICADD-FNALBy Praveen Reddy and Meung Kim ME, NIU
Model Domains without a Hole Half Domain Full Domain
Isothermal Cases of Half Domain with 8064 Elements and Elements
8064 Elements Front view of the Mesh
Results: Velocity
Results: Pressure
Results: Front View Mirrored For View
11160 Elements Elements Front view of the Mesh
Results: Velocity
Results: Pressure
Results: Front View Mirrored For View
Comparison of Results for Convergence The comparison shows excellent agreement for convergence check.
Comparison of Results for Convergence Parameter Boundary surface at inlet Boundary surface at intersection of two sub domains Boundary surface at outlet Area (m 3 ) 8064 Elem ents Elem ents Average veloc ity (m/s) 8064 Elem ents Elem ents
Non-Isothermal Cases of Half Domain with 8064 Elements and Elements
8064 Elements Front view of the Mesh
Results: Velocity
Results: Pressure
Results: Front View Mirrored For View
11160 Elements Elements Front view of the Mesh
Results: Velocity
Results: Pressure
Results: Front View Mirrored For View
Comparison of Results for Convergence The comparison shows excellent agreement for convergence check.
Comparison of Results for Convergence Parameter Boundary surface at inlet Boundary surface at intersection of two sub domains Boundary surface at outlet Area (m 3 ) 8064 Elements Elements Average velocity (m/s) 8064 Elements Elements
Isothermal Cases of Full Domain with Elements and Elements
11616 Elements Front view of the Mesh
Results: Velocity
Results: Pressure
Results: Front View
16800 Elements Elements Front view of the Mesh
Results: Velocity
Results: Pressure
Results: Front View
Comparison of Results for Convergence The comparison shows excellent agreement for convergence check.
Comparison of Results for Convergence Parameter Boundary surface at inlet Boundary surface at intersection of two sub domains Boundary surface at outlet Area (m 3 ) Element s Element s Average velocity (m/s) Element s Element s
Comparison of Results for Half and Full Domains (Isothermal Case)
Comparison of Results for Half and Full Domains Parameter Boundary surface at inlet Boundary surface at intersection of two sub domains Boundary surface at outlet Area (m 3 ) Half Domain x 2 = x 2 = Full Domain Average velocity (m/s) Half Domain Full Domain The numerical results for half and full domains show excellent agreements