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Dávid Cziráky
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Dear all,
I modeled a honeycomb as a porous cell zone condition in a larger model for straighting the flowfield in a confuser. I had the datasheet for its pressure drop, so I could obtain the inertial and viscous resistance coefficients from its equation. (~1 and ~6.5) But I dont have any data regarding the two other dimensions. I use e+08 factor for these directions, but I can see some recirculating zones in the porous media, which is not so realistic. Have anyone modeled or worked with a honeycomb as a porous zone? I am looking for the proper order of magnitude for these two other directions, which are normal to the flow direction through the honeycomb. Thank you in advance! Greetings, David |
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