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October 25, 2016, 18:59 |
Supersonic Flow Modeling - internal
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Mahdi
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Hello,
I am working on modeling of internal Supersonic flow. with B.C. of Pressure Inflow or Mass flux, and Pressure Outflow. I put everything according my Total (Stagnation) pressure, Temperature. working fluid as Air, (Density: Ideal Gas Model). trying to solve with Pressure based solver, SST, or Density Based Solver, SST. The initial values of intake speed and Static T and P, in reference Boundary condition, are correct based on Mach number. But Apparently, A normal Shock is happening just at the flow intake (where it should not happen). so, flow turns to be subsonic. I checked the results. velocity and pressure was equal to after shock values. but I don't know what should I do to prevent this intake shock wave. I would appreciate if anybody can help me with this matter. Last edited by mahbood; October 25, 2016 at 20:59. |
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fluent, shock wave, supersonic flow |
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