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July 17, 2014, 09:18 |
CFX Simple valve model, inlet and outlet conditions
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I am trying to model a valve using CFX. It is supposed to be a simple 2D simulation and involves a region of high pressure helium entering another region of air at atmospheric pressure. The high pressure (310 bar) helium enters the air region through a 3.5 mm inlet and there is a 20 mm opening in the air region. I've assumed that the helium region is just an infinite volume at 310 bar. I have a geometry for the second region which is basically a rectangle with an inlet at the bottom and an opening on the side wall.
How should I define the inlet and outlet boundary conditions? i do not know the mass flow rate or velocity at inlet so I have set the total pressure to 310 bar with reference pressure 1 atm. The outlet of the air region is given a static pressure with 0 relative pressure. I have seen in the documentation that it is not advised to specify pressure at both the inlet and outlet but that is the only information I have. The outside of the outlet is also at 1 atm like the air region. The air region has a wall around it apart from the inlet and outlet. I am also confused as to how to model the volume of the air region, I have a value for the volume but I am doing a 2D simulation in xy plane (2 elements in z-direction) so how can i relate the 2D rectangle to the volume I need? New mesh: Last edited by 749604; July 18, 2014 at 07:31. Reason: added picture |
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boundaries condition, cfx, inlet, outlet, valve simulation |
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