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May 5, 2014, 15:49 |
Boundary conditions for axial rotor
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Seroga
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Hi, everybody!
I'm a newbie in CFD-simulations and faced a problem of imposing boundary conditions to a rotating axial rotor. Where are two next questions: 1. What boundary conditions I have to impose on inflow and outflow boundaries? Inlet total pressure and static outlet? Or inlet mass flow and "I don't know what" outlet? 2. Must I correct the speed of rotor rotation depending on inlet mass flow? Or speed is constant and I just vary mass flow independently? Thanks beforehand for your answers! |
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