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March 10, 2017, 11:20 |
Pressure drop at various pipe locations
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Inderjeet Singh
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Hello all,
I have to perform a 3-D CFD analysis of air flow in a pipe using Fluent. Experimentally the inlet is attached to blower for providing some fixed mass flow rate or velocity. The length of pipe will be say 50 inches and i have to measure pressure at 5 diff. locations say- 5, 10, 20,30,40, and outlet at 50 inches. Q 1. What will be best model for analysis ? Q 2. Which type of boundary conditions should be applied at inlet and outlet - Velocity inlet and pressure outlet ? Q 3. How can i measure pressure difference at those 5 locations. Q 4. Will "Pressure-outlet" boundary condition by default sets Outlet pressure to Atmospheric pressure ?? Q 5. Will there be difference in these 2 Cases - Case A - Modelling full 50 inches and calculating pressure difference at 5 locations from one Simulation. Case-B - Modelling 5 lengths differently and analyze them separately with Pressure-Outlet boundary condition. I would like if the answer mentions to my question number. Thanx in advance Last edited by Inderjeet Singh; March 10, 2017 at 11:26. Reason: missed some points to mention |
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cfd, pipe flow, pressure |
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