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November 16, 2018, 05:51 |
Pressure Outlet Boundary Condition! BACK FLOW!
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niewiemnic
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Hallo,
I do a calculation about a spray bar and there is a problem from boundary condition. It is 3D simulation and with VOF Model and Schnerr-Sauer Cavitation Model. The surface with 3 is my outlet. Initial Condition: Volume Fraction of Gas in the first cylinder is zero. And the VF is 1 in the last two cylinders. BC at 1 is velocity inlet with 3 m/s and normal to boundary BC at 2 is velocity inlet with -2,75 m/s and normal to boundary. But problem is, if I set a BC at 3 with pressure outlet, then after the spray from the middle cylinder to the third cylinder there is a back flow from 3 in the third cylinder. BC at 3 is -gauge pressure=0 -normal to boundary -turbulent options: Default -Backflow volume fraction for gas=1 Actually I think I set all options at BC 3 right, but I can not understand there is strong backflow from outside to third cylinder. Physically the spray should go out. Can anybody suggest, what is the reason? Regards, Amugae |
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