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October 14, 2020, 13:16 |
Pressure on Star-CCM+
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andrew spiteri
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Hello.
I am trying to simulate air underneath different head pressures. I have designed a box where I can vary pressure by changing the initial pressure. But I want to specify the pressure at the air velocity pressure as atmospheric pressure is there any way I can do this ? |
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October 31, 2020, 18:46 |
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Sebastian Engel
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It's not explicit what you want to do. You have a box. Are there any inlets/outlets? If there are such boundaries, you have the options to make them stagnation inlet/outlets where you set the total pressure. The velocity magnitude "evolves" during the simulations. Regarding atmospheric pressure, StarCCM has a constant offset for pressure (likely to reduce rounding errors). This constant is typically set to one atmosphere. So in the default case, 0 Pa (relative Pressure) actually means an absolute pressure of 1013 hPa. If you would now set an inlet boundary to 1bar, it would actually be 2bar absolute pressure. If you have a box without any flow inlets/outlets, then you might need to give more detail on your question, because i can't interpret it in this context. Best regards, Sebastian |
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