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Old   June 20, 2021, 18:09
Default Changing flow Mach No. by changing Pressure Outlet in Pressure driven supersonic flow
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I am simulating the supersonic flow inside a wind tunnel section with top and bottom as walls (Boundary condition). In this, the flow is pressure-driven with high inlet pressure to low pressure at outlet.
I use pressure inlet BC at inlet and pressure outlet with 0 static pressure at outlet. Then after 1st result I raised the outlet temperature but there is no change in flow noticed.
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The outlet temperature is not invoked unless there is reversed flow, and there shouldn't be any reversed flow in a wind tunnel. That's why changing the outlet temperature does nothing.
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So how can I vary the flow Mach No. from the initial 2.5 to ultimately stopping the flow?
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