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December 18, 2007, 16:03 |
Derived velocities from loss coefficients ??
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I was wondering if anyone know whether the velocities derived from using loss coefficients are superficial or true velocities?
I understand that velocities are not solved directly, but derived through solving the momentum eqns. In my case, I used directional loss (anisotropic) to simulate the effect of flow through perforated plate. Would I be able to use the derived velocities in this region directly? |
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December 20, 2007, 15:38 |
Re: Derived velocities from loss coefficients ??
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No one care to venture in giving some relevant experience? No on at all ?
p/s: Merry Christmas to everyone! Wish everyone the very best in the coming years. |
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