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Shower Channel Drain CFD Simulation, ANSYS Fluent Training

$60.00 Student Discount

  • The problem numerically simulates Shower Channel Drain using ANSYS Fluent software.
  • We design the 3-D model by the Design Modeler software.
  • We Mesh the model by ANSYS Meshing software, and the element number equals 1310945.
  • We use the VOF Multi-Phase Model to define water and air in the channel.

Special Offers For Single Product

If you need the Geometry designing and Mesh generation training video for one product, you can choose this option.
If you need expert consultation through the training video, this option gives you 1-hour technical support.
The journal file in ANSYS Fluent is used to record and automate simulations for repeatability and batch processing.
editable geometry and mesh allows users to create and modify geometry and mesh to define the computational domain for simulations.
The case and data files in ANSYS Fluent store the simulation setup and results, respectively, for analysis and post-processing.
Geometry, Mesh, and CFD Simulation methodologygy explanation, result analysis and conclusion
The MR CFD certification can be a valuable addition to a student resume, and passing the interactive test can demonstrate a strong understanding of CFD simulation principles and techniques related to this product.
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Description

Description

In this project, a shower drain inside an inclined channel with 120 water input is simulated and analyzed by ANSYS Fluent software.

The drain in a shower should ideally be the lowest height on the floor. It has lots of applications in bathrooms, carwashes, pools, etc.

The geometry of this project is designed in ANSYS Design Modeler and meshed inside ANSYS Meshing. The mesh type used for this geometry is unstructured, and the element number is 1310945.

Shower Methodology

To analyze the air and water flow inside the channel, the multi-phase VOF model has been used to investigate the two-phase flow of air and water within this channel. The effect of gravity has been considered and is equal to -9.81 m / s2 in the Y direction.

Shower Conclusion

The results from 2-D and 3-D volume fraction, pressure, and velocity contours show that a correct shower floor has a slope. So, the positioning of the drain is such that water from all directions slopes down to the drain.

Reviews

  1. Alayna Schiller –

    The training was very good and of high quality.

  2. Julian Haley –

    Is there a way for me to contribute to this simulation?

    • MR CFD Support –

      We welcome contributions! Feel free to share your ideas or suggestions.

  3. Veda Brekke PhD –

    What advantages does using CFD offer in analyzing shower channel drains?

    • MR CFD Support –

      CFD provides a detailed analysis of the fluid flow characteristics in shower channel drains, offering insights that are difficult to obtain through experimental tests.

  4. Kiarra Kertzmann –

    I appreciate the dedication to accuracy and validation in this simulation.

  5. Sophia Ankunding –

    This simulation is a valuable tool for professionals in plumbing and drainage design.

  6. Camille Treutel –

    The level of detail in this simulation is truly impressive.

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