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January 13, 2009, 07:16 |
Pipe with valve
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I'm trying to model a 3d inviscid flow, with liquid water, inside a pipe ended with valve.
At first the valve is open (with pressure outlet) and I use the steady solver to get a steady solution. Then the valve has to be suddenly closed, so by using the steady solution as initial condition and changing the outlet to wall I can obtain an unsteady solution. The problem is that I expect an increasing gauge pressure, while I get a fluctuating gauge pressure around zero in the closed pipe and I don't understand the reason. By making the same test with air I get a similar result with constant density, while by using ideal gas density I get an increasing gauge pressure. Any suggestion or reference will be really appreciated!!! Thanks in advance!!! GB PS:I'm using the UDF of the manual for water density and speed sound and a constant mass-flow-inlet. |
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