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January 23, 2022, 07:35
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Different magnitudes of pressure on each side of an interface in CFX
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Hi,
I'm working on a multistage pump which has rotary and stationary domains. I set a (frozen rotor) interface between a rotary and stationary where it can calculate the pressure by massflowAve(Total pressure in Stn frame)@ side 1 and massflowAve(Total pressure in Stn frame)@ side 2. The problem is that the pressures on both sides aren't equal and their difference is more than 30%. Thank you for your help. |
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