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Ahmed Hagi
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I'm currently researching hydraulic dampers for the rail industry.
The program in question is Ansys. I'm not experienced with CFD but it is essential to this project. I need to model a cylinder with a piston that moves inside of it at a certain velocity. The cylinder is to contain a set volume of silicone oil. I would like to see the pressure distribution and the flow conditions within the cylinder as the piston moves to compress the oil. How would I go about doing this? Thanks for taking the time to read this and for any and all responses. I've added a simple diagram to help explain better. Last edited by jiggypepper; January 27, 2015 at 05:40. Reason: Adding a simple diagram |
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damper, dynamic piston, fluid, hydraulic, pressure |
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