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May 27, 2014, 05:38 |
force&pressure non newt fluid
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Davide
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Hi everyone, I'm trying to calculate some forces on a valve that operate with a non-newtonian fluid and 50 Mio Pa. I put this pressure in the "operating pressure" box, but I don't understand why the forces don't change if I change this p. Another problem is that the forces see by Fluent are really too low (7000 N) in comparison with the operting pressure. I'm using a pressure based solver so I think the operating pressure should not affect the solution (is an incompressible fluid), so the question is
1)How can I set Fluent in order to consider the real operating pressure in the force calculation? This is a transient problem and I need to calculate the frequency of variation of the pressure field on a particular surface. I divided my surface from the other parts during the mesh process, so I can plot the value of the pressure on this surface. 2)How can i get the frequency of the pressure field? Any information would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance, Dave |
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May 29, 2014, 05:15 |
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Davide
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Someone can help me, please?
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June 1, 2014, 04:03 |
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Davide
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Up? It's quite important..
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