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Old   July 11, 2015, 21:30
Default Theory question about suction pressure of a pump and CFX Simulation
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Hi guys, im in a research project about artificial lift systems for oil wells. we are discusing about put a pump in surface and its capacity to lift the oil. As all we know, in atmosferic conditions, if we have a vertical pipe that in the bottom we have a tank of water and in the end we have a pump, the maximum heigh that we going to lift is nearly 10.3 m cuz is what 14 psi of the atmosphere pressure can lift if we get near to zero pressure at the outlet.

I did in cfx a 20m vertical pipe, where in the inlet (bottom) have 1 atm and in the outlet have 1 atm, and i did a subdomain with general momentum source to v=1 m/s, that simulate the pump near the end of the pipe. i got convergence and i found that it flows, i was waiting no convergence cuz in realit it can flow with that conditions. Whats going on??
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Old   July 12, 2015, 07:11
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Please post some images of what you are modelling, your mesh and your CCL.
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Old   July 13, 2015, 11:45
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i hope it could help
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You have not included your mesh or CCL. I do not know what the images mean without it.
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put an expression in for AreaAve(Pressure)@outlet
or better still outlet - inlet? Or both, see, what they are up to
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