Snowfall CFD Simulation using DPM, Ansys Fluent Training

Price: $12

In this project, snowfall in the park has been simulated, and the results of this simulation have been investigated.

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    Snowfall CFD Simulation using DPM, Ansys Fluent Training

    Price: $12

    In this project, snowfall in the park has been simulated, and the results of this simulation have been investigated.

    Audio: English
    Subtitles: English, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, French, Portuguese
    Intermediate
    1 Lesson
    14m 30s

    Problem Description

    This study investigated snowfall in the park using the DPM (Disctere phase material) method. In this simulation, two types of material are used: air and particles that snow in a Disctere phase material. Trajectories of particles within the park were observed using Ansys Fluent software.

    Geometry & Mesh

    the 3-D geometry of the present model is carried out using Spaceclim software.

    For grid generation, unstructured mesh with 1553972 elements in the Ansys meshing module was utilized. The curvature Method was used to focus on grid-sensitive areas. The following figure shows the mesh generation for this problem.

    SnowfallSnowfall

    Snowfall CFD Simulation

    We consider several assumptions to simulate the present model:

    • Flow equations don't solve.
    • The simulation is transient.
    • The effect of gravity on the fluid flow is 9.81 m.s-2 along the y-axis downward.

    Also, The table below shows the characteristics and values of boundary conditions, along with the models and hypotheses.

    Discrete phase model (DPM)
    Injection type:Surface velocity inlet
    Diameter Distribution:Rosin-Rammler
    Diameter min:1e-4m
    Diameter mean:1e-4m
    Diameter max:1e-4m
    Total flow rate:1e-20 kg/s
    Material Properties
    air
    Inert-particle (impurities)
    AmountFluid properties
    1550Density (kg/m3)
    Boundary conditionTypeAmount (units)
    InletVelocity inlet0 m/s

    DPM= escape

    Sym, left, rightsymmetry
    Bench, ground, leaves, line, road, woodwallstationary wall

    No-slip

    DPM=wall film

    Initializestandard

    Results

    Finally, the particle tracking values in the park are extracted, and the snowfall animation is attached.