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May 11, 2016, 14:47 |
Sewer Pipe Model
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Sebastián Barragán
Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Bogotá, Colombia
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Hey!
I'm working in a 3D sewer pipe model. I've worked the inlet condition in several ways trying to get an appropiate result of the free flow. First I tried cutting the inlet face to the half, and setting the bottom half as the water inlet condition and the upper half as air. This is the result I get: 123112defasfa.jpg I also tried setting the whole inlet face as water, but the result is not what I'm looking for neither: fasdgsgfgsfddfhfter.jpg What I'm looking to get as a result should be a water profile near to this (as it's free flow in pipes): Sin título.jpg I've read about how to represent free surface in ANSYS and about the Open Channel Flow the software has... But I'm not really sure if I should set the water level by cutting the inlet face to the level I wish or if I should definitely work with the Open Channel Flow, or if there is a better way to represent what I'm modelling... Please if any one could give me some advice or guidance it would be very helpful. |
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September 19, 2016, 03:27 |
Re: Sewer Pipe Model
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Ifthikar
Join Date: Sep 2016
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Hello,
I am a very beginner in Ansys CFDs.. And I am in the same position as you are (/were). Kindly let me know if you had completed the task; If yes, please advise me the same... |
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ansys, free flow, free surface, open channel flow, vof |
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