[Nek5000-users] Temperature Issue, non physical values for certain Pr num.
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Wed Nov 17 23:21:12 CST 2010
Hi,
I am having an issue with temperature values in my domain. The domain consists of two inlets, one at a temperature of 300 and the other 100. It appears
that the interface between the two is giving non-physical temperatures, but what is interesting is the magnitude of these over/under shoots is dependent on
the Prandtl number. To see the extend of this I saved the max/min temperature in the domain for several time steps.
See the attached image. The low Pr case had Pr = 0.005, where as the other case had Pr = 0.71. Both cases show non - physical results, but the low Pr
case seems to recover and approach the limits for the domain given by the boundary conditions. In the other Pr = 0.71 case, the fluctuations and magnitudes are
much larger and don't appear to stabilize and recover.
Again, I have looked at fld files to confirm that these large differences occur at the interface between the hot/cold fluid. Is there a solution to this problem?
Thanks,
Michael
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