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Old   February 27, 2012, 04:14
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Hi,
This is sam from coimbatore,India.I've read the below content.I have a doubt in this, how could i calculate the Dp/L by using CFD sofware.

Let i take pipe Dia 250mm length 2m. The porous region is located at 1m(middle section) porous thickness 0.25m.In this i have to consider either Total pipe length 2m or Porous lg 0.25m for find initial Parameter of Dp/L with diff velocity V m/sec for get the excel plot(K and C2). Anyone can help me

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The formula is
Dp/L= [(viscosity/alpha)*velocity]+ [C2*1/2*density*velocity^2]
(dp/l =viscousr resistance + inertial resistance)

plot dp/l vs velocity in excel. The pressure drop can be obtained from cfd.

The values for velocity can be arbitrarily chosen say for ex. 0 to 20 m/s (even more if you want more points)

Plot Dp/L vs velocity based on above formula and examine the curve how it looks like. If it is a straight line then use only dp/l=viscous resistance.
If it is a quadratic equation use (dp/l =viscousr resistance + inertial resistance). Find K and C2 with these curves.

Hope this helps .

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Old   March 7, 2012, 18:07
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You only have to consider the porous part of your domain, since the straight pipe before and after the porous part is not covered by the Dp/L formula.

It depends on your type of problem whether you can take Dp/l from a CFD simulation or not. Please describe your problem a little more accurately. What parameters do you have? What do you want to know? How does your porous part look like?
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Old   March 9, 2012, 04:36
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You only have to consider the porous part of your domain, since the straight pipe before and after the porous part is not covered by the Dp/L formula.

It depends on your type of problem whether you can take Dp/l from a CFD simulation or not. Please describe your problem a little more accurately. What parameters do you have? What do you want to know? How does your porous part look like?
Hi Abdul099,
Actually i want to simulate the Pr.drop by CCM+ software itself.

u r saying i've consider where the porous region is present for find Dp value am i right(need not consider the total pipe length)?

u consider above pipe dimension,at middle the cotton matl is present...what will be pr drop effect by cotton matl? and how to do this in CCM+? give me ur idea ..... Adv Thanx






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