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June 13, 2023, 05:38 |
OpenFOAM supersonic Nozzle rhoCentralFoam
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Baptiste
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Hi.
I am simulating the flow inside and at the exit of a supersonic nozzle (convergent followed by a long straight tube - no divergent) using rhoCentralFoam. My inlet BC is totalPressure = 5.00bar and the oulet BC is waveTransmissive = 1.01bar. To take advantage of the geometry, I am solving the flow with axisymmetric BC. My domain is then a simple wedge - of less than 5°. rhoCentralFoam is used as a density-based solver and the turbulent model used here is k-omega SST. The issue I have is that the simulation evolves a lot between the first iterations, the iterations in the middle and the last iteration. Of course, I know rhoCentralFoam is a transient solver, but my system should be steady, when the right regime is reached. The solution I get seems to give me pretty good results according to experimental results at step 2000 but the solution at final step 38600 is far from the experimental results. I attached figures showing the pressure gradient at step 2000 and step 38600 as well as the "numerical schlieren" and my experimental schlieren results. Does anyone have a clue ? Best |
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openfoam 2212, rhocentrafoam, supersonic nozzle |
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