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victoryv April 6, 2013 17:16

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Originally Posted by Far (Post 418797)
Because refined mesh is capturing some unsteady flow phenomena which was not being captured in coarse mesh.

I thought the same thing.

I was wondering what value should I be taking for the pressure and velocity? average values?My pressure values are varying from 99200+450.

Also, how do we say it is mesh independent solution? My previous mesh did not have this big oscillation. The pressure was varying from 99010+50.

So, this can be considered mesh independent solution?Also, if my next mesh refinement oscillates more, what mesh I should be taking as final?

Hybrid April 7, 2013 13:55

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Originally Posted by victoryv (Post 418803)
I thought the same thing.

My pressure values are varying from 99200+450.

The pressure was varying from 99010+50.

What are the units of pressure? If in "Pa", then you have to look into youe mesh, solution. Something gone wrong.

victoryv April 7, 2013 14:11

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Originally Posted by Hybrid (Post 418915)
What are the units of pressure? If in "Pa", then you have to look into youe mesh, solution. Something gone wrong.

Yes the units are in pascal. Why is it wrong?

victoryv April 9, 2013 15:27

Can someone suggest me ? :confused:

Hybrid April 10, 2013 11:30

Looks too big number, whats your boundary conditions at inlet. is there any possibility to share your mesh or case files?

victoryv April 10, 2013 14:01

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Originally Posted by Hybrid (Post 419672)
Looks too big number, whats your boundary conditions at inlet. is there any possibility to share your mesh or case files?

Boundary conditions are fine. Sen you a mail.

P.S I am monitoring pressure and velocity values at a point

Far April 13, 2013 14:21

what are the boundary conditions at inlet and outlet

Far April 14, 2013 05:38

done meshing and solution. Results seem ok and maximum velocity is 70 m/sec


1. Mesh scaled by 0.001 in all directions.

2. Pressure inlet and pressure outlet were used with given boundary conditions

3. Pressure based coupled solver.

4. 2nd order unwind for convection terms

5. pseudo transient and high order term relaxation used

6. Y+ is less than 6 and therefore qualifies for integration to wall approach along with SST turbulence model.

7. Flow is assumed to be incompressible (need confirmation)

Enjoy...

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Far April 14, 2013 06:19

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victoryv April 14, 2013 12:54

Hi Far,

Thank you so much. The results seem to be good.

1. Why did you scale the mesh?
2. I have compressible results to compare with. So I am doing compressible flow.
3.What is this "higher order relaxation" you used?
4.My target is y+<1(or ~1). Also what do you mean by " integration to wall approach" ?
5. Also, by how many lengths did you extend the domain?

Far April 14, 2013 20:00

Mesh
 
Mesh file https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/68746918/WT.msh

victoryv April 14, 2013 20:09

I am not able to download the file. Also, can you please email me the file or link instead of uploading here and yeah can you please answer the questions I have asked earlier.


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