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Hi all
I am simulating a 100 m long vertical pipe with water flow and want to see the total pressure (operating + dynamic + static + hydrostatic). In operating conditions tab, I am opening gravity and setting the operating density as 0 (to include the body forces). but still there is no option to see the hydrostatic head. Is there any way to see the real total pressure ? ty.
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Hi,
I suspect you have three terms there: 1) static (or hydrostatic) 2) dynamic 3) operating pressures. I am not sure what you are trying to model but Static and hydrostatic should be the same thing. Regards |
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