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April 13, 2003, 20:59 |
Beginners Question
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Hi there, I'm pretty new at using Fluent so this question is going to be very general. I'm trying to model flow through a 2D nozzle. I'd like to be able to calculate the flow rate through the nozzle as a function of the pressure difference between the inlet and outlet. I'm not dealing with large pressure differences so this is a subsonic nozzle. Thanks for the help.
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April 14, 2003, 12:09 |
Re: Beginners Question
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You have to define boundary conditions as "pressure inlet" and "pressure outlet". Flow rate can be monitored at Report-Fluxes...Or since you are dealing with incompressible flow you can monitor velocity at outlet (Solve-Monitors-Surface...)
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