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February 20, 2007, 15:49 |
Laminar Flow and Particle Track: Inconsistent?
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Hi guys,
I am running a very simple laminar case in a straight annular pipe, and I did generate a solution using velocity inlet boundary condition and a pressure outlet b.c. I double checked the velocity profile which matches very well the analytical solution available in textbooks, but, surprisingly, when I tried to inject particles at the inlet...well...such particles don't quite follow the velocity streamline. It seems they cluster in annular regions of the reactor. And I don't have particle closed to the outer wall. FYI, I defined particle with the same density of the water and I did not include any gravity effect. So, I can't undestand particles shouldn't follow streamlines... Any thoughts? |
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