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Hello everyone,
i´m using a porous zone in an open channel flow. The porous zone represents a blockage and stretches over the wohle width of the channel. I am feeding the simulation with a quadratic pressure loss function, so i am only defining values for C2/t. As a control of input vs. output, i defined report files for the volume averaged water height in the porous zone (calculated over volume averaged volume fraction x height of the porous zone). With the volume averaged height an the known discharge, i can calclate the volume averaged velocity in the porous zone. Additionally i am monitoring the pressure drop caused by the porous zone, via total pressure at the front face minus total pressure at the back face of the porous zone. When i am calculating the "output" pressure drop function, as pressure drop over volume averaged velocity, i am not getting exactly the same function as i used as input value. I am observing a small drift, as if there were an additional linear part to the actually solely quadratic input function. Has anyone encountered a similar prol´blem, or does anyone have an idea why this (small) drift occurs? I am happy for every help i could get. A graphic with input and observed output functions is attached. Regards |
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