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July 29, 2014, 16:14 |
Flowlines crossing stationary walls
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David Valladares
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Hi, I´m brand new in CFD and I´m trying to simulate a pump impeller. I did all de tutorials I found and so far everithing was ok.
Then I modeled my oun impeller (the impeller exist and works fine, I work for a pump factory and this is the impeller of one of our pumps) but when I´m trying to simulate I found that the flowlines crosses the stationary walls. What am I doing wrong ??? I attached a picture of the disaster Impeller diameter: 178mm Q = 125 GPM = 0.0079 m3/s H = 60 mca n = 3550 rpm = 371.75 rad/seg static pressure at outlet lid = 637414 Pa Internal analisys Global rotating Resolution Level= 4 Minimum gap size= 0.04m Minimum wall thickness= 0.01m |
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