CFD in COMSOL Multiphysics

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1 CFD in COMSOL Multiphysics Christian Wollblad Copyright 2017 COMSOL. Any of the images, text, and equations here may be copied and modified for your own internal use. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. See

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3 Laminar Turbulent RANS LES... Incompressible Compressible Mach number effects CFD The Classical View

4 Traditional Approach to Modeling Electromagnetic Fields Acoustics Chemical Reactions Heat Transfer Fluid Flow Structural Mechanics User Defined Equations

5 COMSOL Approach to Modeling Electromagnetic Fields Acoustics Chemical Reactions Heat Transfer Fluid Flow Structural Mechanics User Defined Equations

6 Typical Multiphysics Couplings Flow with heat transfer: Non isothermal flow/conjugate heat transfer Flow with mass transfer: Reacting flow Flow and structures: Fluid Structure Interaction (FSI) Flow with particles: Particle tracing

7 Conjugate Heat Transfer Example The model examines the air cooling of a power supply unit (PSU) with multiple electronics components acting as heat sources. Avoid damaging components by excessively high temperatures Extracting fan and a perforated grille cause an air flow in the enclosure. Fins are used to improve cooling efficiency. Cooling of a Power Supply Unit (PSU)

8 Conjugate Heat Transfer Example Fluid flow described by Navier Stokes in air in the compartment Heat transfer by conduction and advection in air Continuity in heat flux and temperature at solid air interfaces Heat transfer by conduction in the solid parts

9 Reacting Flow Example Chemical species transport and reactions in porous media Flow in porous media described by Brinkman s extension of Darcy Chemical species transport B C Porous subdomain Fluid flow described by Navier Stokes A Continuity in mass, momentum, pressure, and material across porous media interface

10 Fluid Structure Interaction Example Liquid phase described by Navier Stokes Gas phase described by Navier Stokes Solid mechanics in the obstacle with moving mesh Interface between solid and fluid described by moving mesh using the ALE method Interface between the two fluids modeled with phase fields

11 Fluid Structure Interaction ALE At fluid solid interface:,, :, Use smoothing for interior mesh points

12 Particle Tracing Example Animation using comet tail plots and Poincare maps

13 The Finite Element Method General PDE: 0 Assume that (1) Where is a set of trial functions. (1) is a Fourier expansion is a polynomial in each mesh cell is a constant value for each cell/node Spectral methods Finite elements is piecewise constant Finite volumes

14 COMSOL Multiphysics Workflow Model Definitions Micromixer Geometry Materials Physics Mesh Study

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16 Everything is Equation Based

17 Add Your Own Equations to COMSOL s Don t see what you need? Add your own equation ODE s PDE s Classical PDE s Just type them in No Recompiling No Programming

18 A duct T junction DEMO

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20 Creeping flow/stokes flow Laminar flow Turbulent flow Rotating machinery Utility boundary conditions Fully developed flow Screens Grilles Fans Vacuum pump Single Phase Flow A spinning soccer ball

21 Algebraic Turbulence Models Reynolds number based on local velocity magnitude and wall distance Algebraic yplus L VEL Advantages: Robust Computationally cheap Disadvantages: Less accurate Thermoelectric cooling system

22 Transport Equation Models Two Equation Models k model Low Re k model k model SST model Versatile and easy to use models Accurate enough for many industrial applications Benchmark model of a NACA0012 airfoil using the SST turbulence model.

23 Spalart Allmaras Transport Equation Models Developed for external flow in aerodynamic applications v 2 f model Extension of the k model Accounts for anisotropy caused by wall blockage Flow in a hydrocylone. A typical application where v 2 f gives superior results over twoequation models such as k ε or SST.

24 Rotating Machinery Laminar and turbulent Sliding mesh Accurate time dependent simulations Free surfaces Frozen rotor Fast, stationary approximations Can provide starting conditions for a sliding mesh simulation Stationary free surface post processing feature Flow around a torpedo

25 Separated flows Two Phase Flow Three Phase Multiphase Flow Disperse flows Bubbly Flow Mixture Model Euler Euler Model Particle Tracing Eulerian Lagrange multiphase flow Startup of a fluidized bed modeled using the Euler Euler Model interface

26 Multiphase Flow Separated Flows Tracks the exact surface location Accurate modeling of surface tension effects Includes a surface tension coefficient library Gas bubble rising from a dense liquid up into a light liquid in a three phase flow, phase field simulation Sloshing in a fuel tank

27 Multiphase Flow Disperse Flows Bubbly Flow & Mixture Model Short particle relaxation time For Bubbly flow, bubble concentration must be small (~0.1) Bubble induced turbulence in bubbly flow Mass transfer between phases Option to solve for interfacial area Euler Euler Flow General two phase flow No restriction on particle relaxation time Mixture or phase specific turbulence model Bubble induced turbulent flow in an airlift loop reactor

28 Particle Tracing Track individual particles/droplets Can represent size distributions Applications Fluid flow visualization Sprays Separation, filtration, and erosion Brownian motion and particle diffusion Rarefied gas dynamics Sprays in a CVD reactor

29 Non Isothermal Flow and Conjugate Heat Transfer Heat transfer in fluids and solids Laminar and turbulent flow Compressible flow for 0.3 Engineering correlations for convective heat transfer Porous media domains Radiation A shell and tube heat exchanger

30 High Mach Number Flow Extension of Non Isothermal Flow Laminar and turbulent flow Fully compressible flow for all Mach numbers Turbulent compressible flow in a two dimensional Sajben diffuser

31 Reacting Flow Multi component transport Migration of charged species in electric fields Mass transport in free and porous media flow Turbulent mixing and reactions Couple to Reaction Engineering Turbulent reacting flow in a multi jet reactor in a polymerization process.

32 Thin Film and Porous Media Flow Thin film flow For lubrication and flow in narrow structures, which are modeled as 3D shells Supports gaseous cavitation Mass fraction for cavitating flow in a journal bearing modeled using the Thin Film Flow, Shell interface. Porous media flow Laminar or turbulent free flow coupled to porous media flow Darcy s law and Brinkman equations with isotropic/anisotropic permeability tensor Two phase flow, Darcy s Law Subsurface flow in a volcano

33 Pipe Flow 1D simulation of fluid, heat and mass transfer in pipes. Couple to 2D and 3D models. Couple to 3D flow domains. Cooling of an Injection Mold

34 From Model to App Simulations today: Mostly used by dedicated simulation engineers and scientists just like you! Require some degree of training to get started Simulations tomorrow: R&D Engineering Manufacturing Installation Sales

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