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April 11, 2013, 05:18
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Simulating movement of air from low to high pressure in Fluent
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James Willie
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Hello Everyone,
I am looking at duct in our pump and I want to simulate this duct. The problem is that the inlet region is at a lower pressure relative to the outlet. The flow is also compressible. So I am thinking whether this can be easily done in Fluent? I tried using the outflow boundary at the outlet and a mass flow inlet but this does not work when the flow is compressible. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks! Jimmy |
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