[Tanjina]

Hello all,

Is there any way in fluent to find the head loss along the pipe? I really need this. If someone knows any ways, please let me know.


Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Tanjina

[delaneyluke]

Change in velocity between the inlet and outlet should give you an idea of the head loss.
That and drop in total pressure - drop in static pressure should also tell you how much your head loss is.

Regards
Luke

[Tanjina]

Originally Posted by delaneyluke

Change in velocity between the inlet and outlet should give you an idea of the head loss.
That and drop in total pressure - drop in static pressure should also tell you how much your head loss is.

Regards
Luke

Thank you Luke. Did you mean (drop in total pressure-drop in static pressure)?

What I have done is ,

hloss=(z1-z2)+ (V1^2-V2^2)/(2*g)
since my bc at inlet and outlet were pressure inlet and pressure outlet respectively.

Is it okay?