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2018
This paper evaluates the thermohydraulic aspects of modeling multi-purpose container (MPC-31) with VVER-1000 spent nuclear fuel (SNF) during its long-term storage in HI-STORM container (designed by Holtec International). The paper describes the main approaches and assumptions applied for the development of correspondent ANSYS CFX model, as well as ...
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This paper evaluates the thermohydraulic aspects of modeling multi-purpose container (MPC-31) with VVER-1000 spent nuclear fuel (SNF) during its long-term storage in HI-STORM container (designed by Holtec International). The paper describes the main approaches and assumptions applied for the development of correspondent ANSYS CFX model, as well as ...
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Numerical analysis of the electric arc simulation using Ansys CFX
26th International Conference on Electrical Contacts (ICEC 2012), 2012The main focus of this work is to give an overview of the mathematical errors introduced by the temporal and spatial discretization in case of plasma simulations. Two standard models for the electric arc simulation have been used, for each of them a variation of the timestep and of the mesh density has been performed.
B. Barbu +3 more
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Evaluation of Wind Effects on High-Rise Buildings Using Ansys CFX
Journal of Engineering Research and Application, 2023Tall building is the growing pattern of cities, these buildings are highly vulnerable to wind loads. Wind load effects on the high-rise building can be found using wind tunnel testing and CFD tools. Wind tunnel facilities are limited all around the world, so CFD tools can be incorporated.
Neeraj Chandra +3 more
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Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 2003
Fluid-solid interaction is a primary feature of cardiovascular flows. There is increasing interest in the numerical solution of these systems as the extensive computational resource required for such studies becomes available. One form of coupling is an external weak coupling of separate solid and fluid mechanics codes.
D R, Hose +4 more
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Fluid-solid interaction is a primary feature of cardiovascular flows. There is increasing interest in the numerical solution of these systems as the extensive computational resource required for such studies becomes available. One form of coupling is an external weak coupling of separate solid and fluid mechanics codes.
D R, Hose +4 more
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Study of PWR transients by coupling of ANSYS-CFX with a kinetic model
2020In this work, dynamic responses of a WWER-1000 reactor in reactivity insertions are studied using a coupling method. The ANSYS-CFX is implemented for thermal hydraulic study of the core and the point kinetic equation (PKE) is coupled as a FORTRAN subroutine.
Sharifian, Hossein +2 more
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Modeling the Air Channel Ventilation in Ansys CFX of a Romanesque Church
2015Moisture is a major source of damage in historic solid masonry. Rising damp is a well-known phenomenon around the world and occurs when groundwater flows into the base of a construction and is allowed to rise through the pore structure. From practical experience it is known that many factors may play a role regarding permeability problems in masonry ...
Anna Sedlakova, Ladislav Tazky
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HEAT GAS RADIATIVE HEAT TRANSFER MODELLING IN ANSYS CFX
2017In the article carried out comparative analysis of models radiative heat transfer realized in the ANSYS CFX 11.0 and searching for optimal parameters finite element radiative model for best radiation modeling by using heat load calculation of the conical nozzle.
Evdokimov, I.E., Sorokin, A.A.
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Моделирование процесса охлаждения сухого трансформатора в ANSYS CFX
2018Simplified model of a three phase transformer with forced air cooling described here, there is a comparison of experimental and calculated temperatures of the coils in a short circuit experiment.
Kuvaldin, A. E. +3 more
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