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September 26, 2017, 10:59 |
Velocity profile
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Hi all, I have an inquiry as below:
I have specified the same velocity (100 m/s) at the inlet. But the high velocity (coloured in red) region in my case in lesser as compared to literature. Could I know why is ths happen? Mine <https://ibb.co/iHAbDk> Literature <https://ibb.co/foWcKQ> Thank you. |
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September 29, 2017, 06:14 |
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There are a lot parameters that plays a role on the outcome of a simulation.
I suggest you to find the differences between your pre-traitment and the one of the litterature. Respect to litterature do you use: the same code? the same mesh? the same turbulence model? the same convergence critieria? the same fluid physical properties? the same boundary conditions? the same post-processing? I can continue for years, but please check these questions if you want to arrive to a correct conclusions Best Regards |
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