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August 16, 2013, 04:31
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Vishal
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Hi all,
I am using pisoFoam to simulate a simple turbulent flow through a pipe. I have used 2D axisymmetric wedge to perform this simulation. The pipe dimensions are Radius = 0.1m and length = 8m. Fluid used is water. Inlet velocity is 50m/s which makes the Reynold number 10^7. The problem is that the flow looks like a laminar flow after running the case. Can you point out what is wrong? Also, if i want that my pipe has surface roughness then should i use nutkroughwallfunction? |
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