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Hi everyone,
I am trying to do an analysis of a pump impeller. And I have to show that my impeller is pumping the fluid. For example; my pressure inlet is 0 Pa and outlet pressure is 10 Pa. I want that the rotation energy will beat 10 Pa and fluid flow occurs. Is it possible? If it is, how can I make this happen ( which model, frame motion or mesh motion) I need your help ![]() |
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First one is my model and second one is how i want to do the simulation
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How do you get meters of head from a pump at the ground ? It is the same, rotational pump energy is converted to the potential or kinetic energy of the fluid.
But I dont know how to apply this tought to my case. |
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axial flow pump, impeller, pump, pump boundary condition |
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