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Dear all:
I conducted a water-solid DPM simulation in a multistage-centrifugal pump and extracted impact information (angle, speed, hits number) through UDF to study the erosion results. Questions are: 1. When I use the sliding mesh method (for the rotating impeller), I got negative impact angles on the blades. Does anyone know what's going one there? 2. When I use the frozen rotor method (for the rotating impeller), the erosion results are fine. But the frozen rotor method has its own problem with the pump, especially for multistage pumps. I would prefer sliding mesh if the problem was solved. Thank you for the help! |
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centrifugal pump, dpm, erosion, impact angle, sliding mesh |
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