Pressue in CFD post is Relative or Absolute pressure?
The pressure and total pressure values in cfd-post are relative pressure or absolute pressure?
I have gone through many post still it is confusing. Please clarify |
Static Pressure is relative pressure
Absolute Pressure is well... absolute pressure and Total Pressure is Total Pressure (static + dynamic). It is absolute like the Pressure. For more details see the help in ANSYS CFX theory guide 1.1.3 then Pressure or Total Pressure |
thanks Thomas for your reply...
so, if i used some reference pressure other than 0, then my total pressure is total pressure (from cfd post) + reference pressure used.. am i right? |
No.
quote from ANSYS Help: The terms Pressure and Total Pressure are absolute quantities and must be used to derive the Total Pressure when using an equation of state (compressible) formulation (particularly for Equation 1–48). |
Thanks for the information
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How to get the total pressure contour using absolute pressure values?
So, there is an option called Absolute Pressure that exports the STATIC PRESSURE+ REFERENCE PRESSURE, but if i want to export TOTAL Pressure + REFERENCE Pressure, what should I do? I have given Reference pressure as 1 atm.
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There is no option available for "Absolute" Total Pressure
You can just add the Reference Pressure to Total Pressure, and you should be fine. |
Thank you! Just needed to clarify that. And I'm new to this site and I didn't know where to post my question, so I added it as a reply in this thread!
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