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October 29, 2010, 14:07 |
buoyancy - losses estimation through total pressure
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Hi everyone
As a test, I'm simulating a basic vertical cylinder, with uniform normal water flow at entrance and zero averaged pressure at outlet. Reynolds number is ~2000 - When buyoancy is off, by calculating total pressure difference between inlet and outlet I get losses that corresponds to what can be expected from theory - when buoyancy is on : computing losses by total pressure difference gives a very different value (*20 !). Computing losses by difference of (abs pressure+cinetic energy) gives non physical results (negative losses...) I've checked hydrostatic pressure (abs. pressure - ref. pressure - pressure) and this is ok... what's going on ? and how do I compute losses in case of buoyancy ? thank you all in advance ! |
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buoyancy, losses, total pressure |
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