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November 11, 2010, 13:37
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Hello,
I want to model pressure drop in ducts. It should account for friction and shock losses. It is hot gas flowing (max speed around 20-25 m/s) through large ducts. Does anybody have experience solving this kind of problems with OpenFoam or any other package? Solving Navier-Stokes would be enough or I need to solve energy (and maybe k-e model since the flow is turbulent) as well? How does surface roughness comes into the picture? Any help is greatly appreciated... Thanks, |
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