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January 8, 2018, 07:35 |
Simulation of a jet-pump- it does not suck;)
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Georg
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Hello,
i would appreciate some advice regarding the simulation of a jet-pump, see attachment. As a first step i just used a 2D mesh to check if it works in principle - i am quite new in openFoam btw. I also used different solvers from icoFoam, compressible solvers etc. As i also want to check supersonic inlets in future and the jet-inlet-velocity is already quite high I actually use sonicFoam. But, whatever solver I use and whatever angular value I use für the jet-inlet velocity (45° as sketched or in parallel to the walls towards the outlet) i get no solution, where air is sucked in at the inlet. The air is always leaving the domain at both sides inlet/outlet, of course much higher at the outlet, but unfortunately it does not suck air in. Has someone already an idea, if i did a principal mistake here? Thanks in Advance George |
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