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November 18, 2013, 18:07
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Pressure gradient through vertical pipe
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Aileen Magee
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Hello there,
I am trying to simulate flow of a fluid through a vertical pipe. The fluid properties depend on pressure. The inlet of the pipe is a velocity inlet with a pressure of 0Pa. The outlet is a pressure outlet at 80Pa. I am wondering why I do not get a linear pressure gradient along the pipe as pressure should increase gradually as you travel down the pipe. Instead on plotting pressure contours I get results that the whole pipe is at 0Pa apart from the very outlet boundary. Could anybody explain why this is? Thankyou |
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