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August 10, 2022, 02:53 |
Simulation results of cfx and fluent are different.
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Junyeol
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Hello, I am a student majoring in solid mechanics simulation.
I am currently trying to study fluid dynamics simulation. I ran the same fluid simulation using fluent and cfx respectively. The inlet mass flow is 0.0007 kg/s and the outlet static pressure is 90 mmhg. It's a simple static simulation of a single S-shaped tube. Both set the fluid as water, which has the same viscosity. I don't know why the wall shear contours of the two simulations are so different. thanks for your help. Last edited by dhehdxhdaus; August 10, 2022 at 04:22. |
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August 10, 2022, 03:20 |
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Alexander
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as the difference about 0.2% check all settings. models you are using, bc, mat properties, so on
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