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April 9, 2015, 17:11 |
Nozzle
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mehmet mumtaz ersan
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Hello Everyone,
I draw some kind of nozzle and then try to obtain pressure-drop in my drawning, Actually in my system, 1,1 bar inlet pressure at 120lt./min air passes through from this nozzle(At 298 Kelvin), i test the system in two different way, My first way, i use the volume-flow; For my inlet face, i define 0,002 m^3/sn=120lt./dak air , For my outlet face, i define environment pressure, Then i define a goal for my inlet to obtain static-pressure, And calculate DeltaP = Environment-Static Pressure in the inlet face and i obtain 84,72 Pa.... In my second way , i decide the use mass-flow because of it is compressible fluid, For my inlet face, i define 0,0026 kg./sn mass-flow , For my outlet face, i define environment pressure, Then i define a goal for my inlet to obtain static-pressure, And calculate DeltaP = Environment-Static Pressure in the inlet face and i obtain 101,2 Pa.... I am a little bit confused, I think it is better to trust in my second way calculation because of it is mass-flow, Am i right????? And which way is better for these kind of examples ,to define volume-flow, mass-flow or Velocity ?????? Can anyone explain this situation????? |
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