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Old   March 31, 2017, 19:36
Default Centrifugal Pump No Initial Conditions Known
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Hey Everyone!

I just started using Star-CCM+ and I am trying to use it to predict the pressure and mass flow using only 3D data and impeller rotation speeds. Is this possible? How would I go about setting up the model? Setting the boundary conditions is really throwing me for a loop.

The solution I thought of was a mass flow inlet and a pressure outlet and set them far enough away that I can measure the flow and pressure before the 0 conditions influence the flow too much. Not sure how that would turn out though.

Any help or directions to instructions would be greatly appreciated!
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Normally for MRF based one total pressure inlet and static pressure outlet is enough .. because based on rotation speed will give massflux data...and increase speed step by step ...so nope in initial conditions

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