Hello,
I am currently using OGS 5.7 on Linux.
I am attempting to run a coupled Groundwater Flow and Heat Transport problemin 3D. I would like to simulate a Geothermal Doublet System.
I would like to implement a Temperature dependent density function for the water in the reservoir.
According to the OGS documentation, this can be done using Density model #4 as shown below
- rho(T) = rho_0*(1+beta_T*(T-T_0))
The only example I can find of this implementation is in Elder_HT example (attached), however, I am not 100% sure about the order of the parameters in the input file.
Intuitively, from left to right it should be : Model # – rho_0 – beta_T – T_0
However from the example it does not make sense to have a starting temperature of -0.2, but this is also an invalid value for the volumetric temperature coefficient of water.
Can anyone please shed some light on this? Would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Ariel
Elder_HT.mfp (250 Bytes)
Hi,
$DENSITY
4 1000 0 -0.2
means rho_0 = 1e3, T_0 = 0, beta_T = -0.2. The value of beta_T is not coming from real fluid property and is artificial one to demonstrate convection.
Cheers,
Nori
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On 06/05/16 18:37, Ariel Thomas wrote:
Hello,
I am currently using OGS 5.7 on Linux.
I am attempting to run a coupled Groundwater Flow and Heat Transport
problemin 3D. I would like to simulate a Geothermal Doublet System.
I would like to implement a Temperature dependent density function for
the water in the reservoir.
According to the OGS documentation, this can be done using Density model
#4 as shown below
4. rho(T) = rho_0*(1+beta_T*(T-T_0))
The only example I can find of this implementation is in Elder_HT
example (attached), however, I am not 100% sure about the order of the
parameters in the input file.
Intuitively, from left to right it should be : Model # -- rho_0 --
beta_T -- T_0
However from the example it does not make sense to have a starting
temperature of -0.2, but this is also an invalid value for the
volumetric temperature coefficient of water.
Can anyone please shed some light on this? Would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Ariel
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Thanks very much for the feedback Nori, it makes sense now.
Cheers,
Ariel
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On Friday, May 6, 2016 at 8:03:45 PM UTC+2, Norihiro Watanabe wrote:
Hi,
$DENSITY
4 1000 0 -0.2
means rho_0 = 1e3, T_0 = 0, beta_T = -0.2. The value of beta_T is not coming from real fluid property and is artificial one to demonstrate convection.
Cheers,
Nori
On 06/05/16 18:37, Ariel Thomas wrote:
Hello,
I am currently using OGS 5.7 on Linux.
I am attempting to run a coupled Groundwater Flow and Heat Transport
problemin 3D. I would like to simulate a Geothermal Doublet System.
I would like to implement a Temperature dependent density function for
the water in the reservoir.
According to the OGS documentation, this can be done using Density model
#4 as shown below
- rho(T) = rho_0*(1+beta_T*(T-T_0))
The only example I can find of this implementation is in Elder_HT
example (attached), however, I am not 100% sure about the order of the
parameters in the input file.
Intuitively, from left to right it should be : Model # – rho_0 –
beta_T – T_0
However from the example it does not make sense to have a starting
temperature of -0.2, but this is also an invalid value for the
volumetric temperature coefficient of water.
Can anyone please shed some light on this? Would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Ariel
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Telefon +49 341 235 1806
[email protected] / www.ufz.de
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Registergericht: Amtsgericht Leipzig, Handelsregister Nr. B 4703
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Administrativer Geschäftsführer: N.N.