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Hi my friends.
I have prepared a 2D Cfd code to solve duct flow. The inlet is constant velocity and the outlet is no-gradient velocity. The problem is that the calculated pressure is increasing toward the flow direction. So it creates a flow reveres. from the middle of the duct. I have checked the code completely, but I think I may have to consider something about the boundary conditions. Would you please help me for the boundary condition considerations? Shall I set some value for the p or p-prime? I have changed the inlet-outlet boundaries with each other, and everything got OK. the solution was good. I wonder why for the first case there is a positive pressure gradient? Thanks in advance. Last edited by CFD.MAN; November 3, 2016 at 01:13. |
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