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December 16, 2014, 02:08 |
3D Turbulent Velocity at Inlet
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daniel
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Hi all,
I am attempting to use the power law to model turbulent flow at the inlet of a horizontal pipe (3D). I dont know almost anything about programming in C, So here is the script I have managed to piece together from other random posts. Can someone please help me find any potential bugs + improvements? Currently I believe it only works for an inlet in the YZ plane (X normal). I would like it to both work for a Y normal and Z normal. Can someone help with this? Additionally, I would like the program to define the diameter as half of the maximum value in the plane. Its a circular inlet centered on the respective axis. so that should work. I dont know how to the command for finding the max value. |
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inlet, pipe, power law, turbulent, udf |
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