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January 9, 2008, 08:39 |
formula for velocity magnitude
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Does anybody know the formula describing the velocity magnitude in FLUENT?
Situation: I have two 2d-axisymmetric geometries(volumes) joined by a small interior notch. The first small volume has an overpressure and the other bigger one obtains a gauge pressure. The fluid in the firts volumen is sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) and in the other one is air. I want to simulate the leakage of SF6 in to air especially the velocity magnitude on axis. I have got the result, but there it a different by comparing with an other CFD-sofware in term of velocity. I would like to know how velocity (magnitude, axial, radial...) are described in formula by FLUENT. Many thanks! |
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