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August 4, 2017, 11:25 |
Pressure values at inlet are higher than given BC
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hello all,
I am modeling a channel with gas flow. I have given 0 pressure at mass flow inlet. The mass flow rate is 0.171 kg/s. The operating pressure is 80 bar. When I see the pressure plot in XY Plot, it shows me the absolute pressure of 90 bar. Static pressure is 10 bar. I am not getting any idea, why it is so? Thank you, |
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August 9, 2017, 04:02 |
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Lucky
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A mass flow inlet does not impose a pressure constraint unless it's supersonic.
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August 9, 2017, 07:23 |
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Yes, the flow is supersonic but why at the end of the simulation when I plot XY , the pressure (absolute ) is 90 bar. Where the excess pressure came from? Gas is H2.
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