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April 27, 2020, 06:54 |
How to properly find the pressure gradient in a bubble flow pipe?
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Magnus
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Hello everyone,
I am currently trying to validate my numerical model by comparing the pressure gradient obtained by the CFD model to semi-empirical equations derived by others. However, I am having trouble establishing the real pressure gradient. I am investigating a vertical multiphase pipe flow (bubble flow regime), which is open to the atmosphare at the top and have some mass flow inlet for gas and liquid. I am currently using the VOF model to acheive this, but as there is pockets of gas throughout the pipe, the plotted pressure varies quite a lot. I am also aware that the correct pressure gradient should not include the entrance length. Any ideas on how to find the proper pressure gradient for this case? I am greatful for any reply, thank you. Regards, Magnus |
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