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March 2, 2004, 07:23 |
Inlet and outlet flow rate
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My model is to spray water through a nozzle to be in direct contact with a hot air. The calculater of CFX post gave me the following results:
Inlet water mass flow rate is 1.76242 kg/s Inlet air mass flow rate is 0.4454 kg/s however, Outlet water mass flow rate is -29.808 kg/s outlet air mass flow rate is nearly zero can you help me about this. Is this result have a meaing (outlet mass flow rate is greater than the inlet). Is there any wrong I did regards |
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March 2, 2004, 16:02 |
Re: Inlet and outlet flow rate
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Hi Neser,
Are you sure the simulation has converged properly? It doesn't sound like it. Glenn |
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