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November 2, 2010, 05:34 |
Setting Pressure Boundary Conditions in ANSYS CFX Pre
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Hello every body,
I'm a novice user to ICEM CFD and CFX. I was trying to simulate in ANSYS CFX a hvac problem. The domain considered was a simple rectangular room with an inlet and outlet vents. However, there is a human being, a LCD monitor and a CPU with in the room. The monitor and the CPU being the heat sources in the room. It was intended to maintain an atmospheric pressure inside the room and a pressure lower than the atmospheric pressure at the outlet vents, a velocity boundary condition is used at the inlet. Accordingly I’ve specified in ANSYS CFX Pre, a reference pressure of 1 Atm in the basic settings for the domain and a relative static pressure of -0.7 Atm ( thinking that its absolute value will be 1-0.7 = 0.3 Atm ) at the outlet vents and a velocity of 2 m/s at the inlet. Material used is Air at 25 C. The problem is that when I post process the results, the total pressure contour plotted looks as if the pressure inside the room is in the range of -0.7 Atm and not around 1 Atm as expected, why is it so? Can some one suggest a better approach in doing this.
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