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December 19, 2018, 04:56 |
Rotating turbomachinery: what I am not considering?
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Federico
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Hello everybody!
I am running simulations for a centrifugal pump using Fluent. RANS, realizable k-epsilon, non equilibrium wall function, PISO solver, transient with mesh motion for the rotating zone. BC are velocity inlet and total pressure outlet. By setting the latter to 0, I am capturing the static pressure through monitoring the area weighted average at the inlet. Adding the dynamic pressure I compare with the experimental data. However, by comparison with the exp. data I see that my head is 2 m lower. As the maximum head for this pump is 14m, a discrepancy of 2m is a huge thing. However, there is something that I am missing and I am screwing up with this. I am not expecting to get the same head, but something closer. By your experience, what do you think I am not considering and that may causes this drop in head? Thanks! |
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