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Old   March 17, 2006, 12:04
Default Not able to start a Supersonic-Calculation
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Gernot
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Hi,

I'm not able to start a supersonic-Calculation in FLUENT. Here the facts. Please check it! If there are any problems, please note me.

thanks a lot!!!

pressure_inlet: Gauge Total Pressure = 300000 Pa

Initial Gauge Pressure = 0 Pa

pressure_outlet: Gauge Pressure = 0 Pa

Solver: Standard k-Omega-Model

Steady

Coupled

Material: air - ideal gas

cp = constant

Therm. Cond. = constant

Viscosity = sutherland

thanks for your efforts
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Old   March 18, 2006, 02:36
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Prasath
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Hi u put the static pressure in the place of Initial Gauge Pressure . For e.g For M2 For Po=295760 Pstatic is 37800 Pa.

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Old   March 18, 2006, 06:07
Default Re: Not able to start a Supersonic-Calculation
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Thanks Prasath,

How I can calculate the pressures at M = 2 ?

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