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September 14, 2013, 12:55 |
porous jump simple case
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I set up a simple case with inlet/outlet and porous jump face in between. It is a simple 5x10x100ft rectangular duct and medium is air. According to Fluent manual, dP across porous jump is:
dp=( mu*v/K+0.5*c*ro*v^2 ) * l my inputs are: mu=0.000012 lb/ft.s ro=0.0765 lb/ft3 vel=5 ft/s K=1 ft2 C=100 1/ft l=0.03 ft using the formula above gives me 2.86 lb/ft2 of dp. Now if I run this Fluent with realizable k-e model I get only 0.079 lb/ft2. I can not figure out why the difference is. Obviously I am doing something wrong. Thank you for your help... semo |
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