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sijin james April 20, 2007 04:10

negative pressure
 
i have given atmospheric pressure as reference pressure and i m doing an diesel engine combustion analysis.. In the starting of analysis i m getting a negative pressure always and then it slowly increasing. Why its like that? In motoring analysis also i m getting the same.. Any input error?? awaiting ur valuable response..

Kasper Skriver April 20, 2007 09:37

Re: negative pressure
 
Star-CD or Star-CCM?

Ben April 20, 2007 12:57

Re: negative pressure
 
Where are you getting the pressure value from? You are probably looking at relative pressure in which case negative pressure is entirely plausible if your reference is atmospheric, especially if the cylinder is on the expansion stroke.

sijin james April 20, 2007 22:11

Re: negative pressure
 
i m using STAR CD and getting pressure drop to negative in compression stroke, means starting of compression.. Actually it should not be like that. my reference pressure is atmospheric. at the initial stages it showing negative pressures which means below atmospheric.After 5 iterations it become positive.. i want to know how can i eliminate initial negative pressure.. surely its not vacuum pressure. its below atm.

Ben April 21, 2007 06:16

Re: negative pressure
 
Of course you can have pressure before atmosphere, get yourself a book on physics

sijin james April 21, 2007 21:16

Re: negative pressure
 
i m accepting that.. pressure can be less than atm in an engine.. but in compression the pressure should be always increasing and in my analysis its fluctuating tendency.. first decreasin then increasin then again decreasin.. y its like that???

Ben April 25, 2007 04:16

Re: negative pressure
 
Which pressure are you talking about? Mass averaged, instantaneous in one cell, volume averaged, total......?


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