Numerical Study of Dynamic Behavior of Joule-Heated Pool

Ming Jie Zhang; Xiao Hui Zhang; Lin Jing Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.732-733.42

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Numerical Study of Dynamic Behavior of Joule-Heated Pool

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In the present numerical study, we consider a low-Prandtl liquid metal heated by Joule effect in a rectangular cavity with an aspect ratio of 2. The direct current provides heat to the process medium by a pair of plate electrodes, located at the cavity sidewalls. The simulations have been carried out using finite volume method for fixed values of the Prandtl number, Pr=0.01, and of the Rayleigh number, Ra=1.5×10⁴, while the Hartmann number, Ha=1410, Comparison between the original noise-free data and cleaned data is explored. More precisely, accurate performances predicted using removing noise from numerical simulation data is obtained to define the inherently complicated nature of the competition of buoyancy with electromagnetic body forces.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 732-733)

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Ming Jie Zhang*, Xiao Hui Zhang, Lin Jing Chen

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Joule Heating, Natural Convection, Nonlinear Noise Reduction

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