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March 3, 2015, 03:12
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Pressure drop too less
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Hello, I hope you can help me. I currently simulate the pressure drop of a Fluid (Air) flowing through am complex geometry in Ansys cfx. Incompressible fluid, turbulence sst, constant mass flow, room Temperature.
Unfortunately, I get far too little pressure loss compared to measurements (50 % less). Why is this the case? A Mesh influence study I have done. If there is no failure in my simulation, how can I increase the pressure loss by simulation? Are there any settings? Thank you in advance. |
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