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June 30, 2014, 23:27 |
compressor simulate output area condition setting
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Cafard
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Hi everybody
I want to simulate a compressor performance I know the input pressure and the compressor rotating speed but i don't know the output pressure or speed how should I set the output area condition? |
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July 2, 2014, 22:25 |
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Erik
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Well, the pump should have a curve, so the flow will be dependent on the delta P. Whatever you model will give you one point on that curve.
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July 9, 2014, 03:06 |
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Marcin
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You can define opening on the outlet
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July 9, 2014, 05:30 |
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Blanco
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If you are referring to something already tested then you should have a characteristic curve of that compressor, as evcelica said.
If this is a new design component and you want to know how good it is, than you can proceed like this: - fix a mass flow rate at your outlet (maybe the design mass flow rate to start) - proceed with your sim with your actual working conditions (speed, inlet pressure), again in design condition to start - when you get the results you have to measure the pressure difference between outlet and inlet of your model. This way you have a "point" on the characteristic compressor working diagram (pressure ratio, mass flow, speed). - Change the mass flow and repeat everything as long as you want (this point can be inverted with the next one) - change the speed and repeat everything as long as you want ...as you can see, obtaining a compressor map from CFD simulations is a looooooong process |
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