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Old   September 12, 2007, 11:53
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Hi all,

I am doing a 2D transient simulation with pulsatile flow through a pipe. After CFX-solver had produced the results, I noticed that there is only backflow through the pipe. Any ideas on where I've gone wrong? (Note: the outlet was set as "opening", I wasn't able to choose "outlet" because CFX give me an error saying part of the wall is in the outlet, preventing fluid from flowing out...)

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Old   September 12, 2007, 12:30
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Hi CC,

Specifically, how did you define your inlet and outlet and the pulse? Was it a varying static pressure, total pressure, velocity, mass flow rate, ...?

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Old   September 13, 2007, 00:27
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Hi Robin,

The inlet cart. velocity was specified with U=0, V=0, W=C1+sin(2*pi*t/Tp) [m*s^-1] where C1 is 4.3[m*s^-1] and Tp is 0.345[s].

The boundary type for outlet is specified as "opening" with "opening pressure and direction" and 4140pa for "relative pressure". Flow direction set as "normal to boundary condition".

I specified 4140pa for relative pressure in the domain and global initialisation. I also tried the simulation with 0pa pressure everywhere, it still fluid flowing in the wrong direction...

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Old   September 14, 2007, 12:24
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Hi CC,

The boundary condition pressure is specified relative to the domain pressure, thus you have an opening pressure of 8280 Pa at your outlet. Leave the domain pressure as it is, but change your opening pressure to 0 Pa.

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