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February 21, 2017, 04:15 |
Boundry condition of leaking pipeline
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Lamont
Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Singapore
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Hi,
I am doing a simulation of 3D pipe leakage and I need help on boundry conditions. Here are some details: 1. incompressible flow, transient, LES 2. INLET: velocity inlet, velocity=300m/s, gauge pressure=28bar 3. Two outlets: one is pipe and another one is leakage outlet What I want is the pressure contour. I need help on the outlet boundry conditions: Should I set those two outlets as pressure outlet? But what I want to get is the pressure and I don't know the gauge pressure... Or should I build an infinitely long cylinder(like T-junction pipe) at the leakage and set the pressure at the end of cylinder equals 0? Then what about my main outlet? Any assist would be very apperciated. Lamont |
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incompressible flow, leakage, les |
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