2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijthermalsci.2019.106226
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Analysis of heat transfer and flow characteristics in typical cambered ducts

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“…Furthermore, an incompressible steady-state solution method was adopted for the internal part, and a second-order upwind difference scheme was chosen to discretize the governing equations. The pressure-velocity coupling and SIMPLE solution algorithm were selected in order to predict incompressible flow [28]. Boundary conditions were set as follows: for the flow field calculation, the suction-inlet vent, blowing-inlet, expansion area, and other boundary conditions were set as the pressure outlet, velocity inlet, pressure inlet, and wall surface, respectively.…”
Section: Algorithm Selection and Model Parameter Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, an incompressible steady-state solution method was adopted for the internal part, and a second-order upwind difference scheme was chosen to discretize the governing equations. The pressure-velocity coupling and SIMPLE solution algorithm were selected in order to predict incompressible flow [28]. Boundary conditions were set as follows: for the flow field calculation, the suction-inlet vent, blowing-inlet, expansion area, and other boundary conditions were set as the pressure outlet, velocity inlet, pressure inlet, and wall surface, respectively.…”
Section: Algorithm Selection and Model Parameter Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The finite volume analysis software Ansys Fluent [18] is used to simulate the centrifugal fan, and the flow field model of the fan is shown in Figure 5. The flow field model of fan is divided into three parts, which include inlet extension area, rotating fluid area, and outlet extension area.…”
Section: Grid Division and Definition Of The Boundarymentioning
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“…It was found that this could help prioritize maintenance efforts and optimize the use of human resources and other resources. As for the transportation of natural gas through pipelines [6], the risk analysis work must consider the physical and operational characteristics of the product, the failure mode, and its consequences, depending on each unexpected situation considered.…”
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confidence: 99%