2d eulerian-eulerian cfd model ansys fluent 2024  (ANSYS inc)

Journal: Heliyon

Article Title: Heat losses in a trapezoidal cavity receiver of a linear Fresnel collector: A CFD approach

doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e18692

Figure Lengend Snippet: Mesh of the fluid domain in the ANSYS Fluent 2D model of LFC receiver: (a) and (c) for the receiver design presented in Ref. , considered for validation of the modeling approach; and (b) and (d) for the cavity receiver of the LFC prototype installed at PSA.

Article Snippet: Mesh of the fluid domain in the ANSYS Fluent 2D model of LFC receiver: (a) and (c) for the receiver design presented in Ref. [ ], considered for validation of the modeling approach; and (b) and (d) for the cavity receiver of the LFC prototype installed at PSA. summarizes the following results for the six cases solved, including the following: (i) the total heat loss in the cavity; (ii) the mean temperature of the air inside the cavity ( T c a v i t y ), and (iii) the mean temperature of the lateral surface of the cavity ( T i n n e r ), compared all them with the mean temperature of the tubes ( T p i p e ).

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Journal: Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)

Article Title: Development of a Flexible Integrated Self-Calibrating MEMS Pressure Sensor Using a Liquid-to-Vapor Phase Change

doi: 10.3390/s22249737

Figure Lengend Snippet: Initial and boundary conditions for the 2D two-phase sensor cavity Ansys Fluent model.

Article Snippet: With the guidance provided by the 2D cavity Ansys Fluent model, the first two-phase, self-calibrating pressure sensor prototype was developed.

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