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August 5, 1999, 07:26 |
inlet boundary condition
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Dear respectful friend
I am a beginner in CFD, working on rotating flow. I have got problem of specifying the inlet boundary condition. In experimental rig that I have examined. The air enter inter into the system through nozzle, and the inlet has the tangential, radial and axial components. I am solving axisymmetric flow using an orthogonal grid arrangement. The mass is obtained directly from measurement, and is used to spesify the velocity components at the inlet. I should mentioned here that the air coming with high tangential velocity. For computations, I need to include the mass flux for corresponding pressure correction equation / I referred here as the countinuity equation. I am very grateful if any of you can advice how to calculate the correct mass flux for the inlet Thank you Abdul Aziz Jaafar |
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August 5, 1999, 17:56 |
Re: inlet boundary condition
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Dear all
It seem that I havent got any response for this simple question. Anyway thank you. I just want to mention that I to implement the inlet condition is quite tricky and it is not simple as it thought. It is included my understanding on how solution prosedure take place. Abdul Aziz Jaafar |
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