This chapter describes the theoretical background for some of the basic physical models that Ansys Fluent provides for fluid flow.
The information in this chapter is presented in the following sections:
For more information about: | See |
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Models for flows in moving zones (including sliding and dynamic meshes) | Flows with Moving Reference Frames and Flows Using Sliding and Dynamic Meshes |
Models for turbulence | Turbulence |
Models for heat transfer (including radiation) | Heat Transfer |
Models for species transport and reacting flows | Species Transport and Finite-Rate Chemistry – Composition PDF Transport |
Models for pollutant formation | Pollutant Formation |
Models for discrete phase | Discrete Phase |
Models for general multiphase | Multiphase Flows |
Models for melting and solidification | Solidification and Melting |
Models for porous media, porous jumps, and lumped parameter fans and radiators | Cell Zone and Boundary Conditions in the User’s Guide. |