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October 11, 2017, 21:34 |
Piston cylinder with fluid on both sides
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Aida
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Hi,
I am going to model a hydraulic piston-cylinder while there are fluids on both sides of the piston (preferably two different fluids). The piston should move based on the pressure difference of the fluids on both sides. I have already tried using rigid body solution and immersed solid in CFX, but the fluid moves through the piston even with high momentum scaling factor and considering smooth inside ims= t expert parameter. The other problem is that I am not able to set two different fluid zones on sides of the piston. I think this modeling should be similar to what happens in free piston engines but I haven't found any work on those engines using Fluent or CFX. Does anyone have any idea how I solve these issues? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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October 12, 2017, 00:45 |
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There are two approaches to this. One is create a 3-d solid which overlaps the fluid domain and then simply acts as a source term to restrict the motion of the fluid based on the momentum scaling factor and the velocity differences, which you've tried. The other is to model the piston as a void in the fluid domain and assign those surfaces as rigid body. There's a CFX tutorial to try. Chapter 22 I believe which is a spring loaded pressure relief valve, to introduce the concept.
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free piston engine, piston, piston cylinder, piston motion |
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