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March 13, 2008, 06:09 |
Pressure Boundary Conditions
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Dear All,
I have searched the forums already and didn't find the solution to the problem I am having. I have a simple case of a 2D channel 45mm long 9mm wide with a pressure-inlet at one end and pressure-outlet at the other. With a pressure difference of 1000Pa between inlet and outlet, the theoretical mass flow is 27kg/s. However, setting Total guage pressure at inlet to 1000Pa and total pressure at outlet to 0Pa Fluent predicts a mass flow of ~10kg/s. I understand Fluent's total pressure is a combination of hydrostatic and dynamic pressure. No gravity is involved in this simulation - it is just a pure laminar test case to validate another model but Fluent seems unable to solve. Thank-you in advance for any suggestions, Dave |
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March 13, 2008, 23:15 |
Re: Pressure Boundary Conditions
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You can do the follwing: 1) use velocity bc instead pressure inlet; 2) after processing, you can read the pressure value at inlet.
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June 8, 2009, 18:05 |
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Ravi Kapoor
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Hi,
Even I am getting the same problem when I use pressure conditions at the boundary and the problem seems to be resolved when I use velocity inlet at the inlet boundary condition.. Bt I am unable to explain the reason for difference in results with these two different boundary conditions? Please help. |
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