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February 21, 2013, 12:07 |
flow at 15 deg. AoA over a duct - 3D case
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Sandeep
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Location: India
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hi friends ,
i am simulating flow which takes place over a duct that is protruding out of a wall . Pl find attached the picture of the flow domain and also the dimensions in 'mm' as indicated there. here are the BCs i have used : ‘Inlet’: u = 0, v = 50.83m/s, w = 200.91m/s ( as the flow is in the YZ plane at an angle of attack) ‘Outlet’ = 0 psi Top face = ‘No-slip wall’ Face 1 = ‘Opening’ at 0 psi Face 2 = ‘Opening’ at 0 psi Shaded face = ‘Symmetry’ the problem i face is that pressure which i am monitoring just upstream of the duct , where the flow hits is, comes equal to 15 psi (gauge)where as it should be around 3- 3.5 psi (g) as per calculation ? suspecting something wrong with the BCs on the Faces 1 and 2 , i have used 'opening with entrainment' , ' opening with cartesian vel. components' and also 'free slip wall' but each time the pressure has been on the higher side could you please guide me as to where i am going wrong in the AoA case , which i have tried to illustrate in the attached figure. [ for 0 deg AoA, i get good match with the analytical value.] thanks Sandeep |
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