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August 30, 2017, 02:39 |
BC for free discharge to atmosphere
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Szymon
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Hi all
I am a beginner in CFD and just learning. My experience with CFD is hobbystic than business. I want to check the flow through the valve - a very simplified version as on the photo http://www.unitracc.com/aktuelles/bi...e/412116/image I work on CFX. I added 1,5d pipe on the upstream and 5d on downstream side. My basic question is boundary conditions. Physically the inlet is to be 10bar=1MPa of stastic pressure and at the outlet free flow into the atmosphere. What specific conditions should be set? I set in CFX: Fluid water, non-buoyant, k-epsilon reference pressure 1atm (0,1MPa) INLET - Total pressure 1MPa OPENING - opening pressure and direction, related pressure 1atm (0,1MPa) After solving I see some something incomprehensible to me. INLET - static pressure ca.0,9MPa, Total pressure 1MPa - it OK like INLET BC OPENING (outlet) - static pressure 0,1MPa (1atm) - it is correct? I think it should be 0MPa of static pressure and the total pressure should be a little bit bigger I think that the differential pressure between inlet and outlet should be equal to static pressure What should be boundary conditions for data: static pressure at the inlet and free flow to the atmosphere? |
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