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April 3, 2010, 01:36 |
compressible flow through a pipe
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Rajiv Kumar
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Hi
I am trying to find a cold flow profile through a pipe. I have pipe of 1340 mm length and injecting oxygen at 6 bar from one end through a hole diameter of 5mm and exit diameter is 14mm. The problem i am facing is that when I am solving for compressible gas using ideal gas in material and energy equation. The solution always diverges. The boundary condition I gave for inlet is mass flow inlet and for exit is pressure outlet where I specify target mass flow as it is know to me. can you please help me find reason why it diverges the solution. thanks rajiv |
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