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February 1, 2001, 11:13 |
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Hi folks, I'm modelling the flow of water through a pipe and was wondering if there is any provision for calculating the pressure drop along the pipe in Fluent? (is it somewhere in the 'report' menu?) I've done the calculations on paper and want to compare my results with Fluent. Any answers would be appreciated.
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February 2, 2001, 02:52 |
Re: pressure drop
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Report --> Surface Integral
Options : Area(or Mass-Average) Field Variables : Pressure (Static, Dynamic or Total as for your purpose) Sincerely, Jinwook |
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February 2, 2001, 16:43 |
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You could create specific points along a line and find out the value of pressure at those points. Use that to calculate dp/dx.
From pull down menu SURFACE --> POINT (create points) Then, PLOT --> XY PLOT ( choose write to file option) This will write pressure at specific points you selected in the domain into a file. Let me know if you able to match the calculations on paper. I was off by a good 20%. Also I couldn't get mesh independent results. Good Luck ! |
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