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February 12, 2017, 19:08 |
Swirl Flow in a conical diffuser
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Fabio
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Hello everybody,
I don't know if this is the correct forum's section and actually I don't know if I can do this question. In these cases, you can censure this thread, forgive me... Anyway the problem is this (maybe really for dummies…). I simulated a swirl flow in a conical diffuser. Along the axes, obviously the velocity decreases and the pressure increase But along a radius of divergent why does the pressure increase even if the velocity increase? The swirl velocity in fact is proportional to radius... Is it normal? May the simulation be uncorrect? I think not but why this behaviour? |
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