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May 20, 2011, 07:56 |
How to generate the cylindric velocity components of a simple annular diffuser
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this problem concerns a air flow motion from impeller to diffuser ring then into the volute in a centrifugal compressor. Now i'm only interested on the flow angle on the annular diffuser outlet face, so that i just extracted the domain diffuser ring from the entirety.
i know its the direct way to use turbo application with defining rotation axis. But how could i fulfill the request on hub and shroud?? its simply a annular diffuser and both upper and lower walls are stationary. May anyone help me with that? or just any clues about another method. Will be thankful |
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