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April 26, 2015, 08:52 |
Pressure field in mixed convection
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shahrooz
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Hi, I have written a code to simulate fluid flow inside a vertical channel using SIMPLE algorithm, everything was ok until I added buoyancy forces ( (rho_infinity - rho) * g * Volume) to y_momentum equation. after doing so the code converges but the pressure field does not seem correct to me since it has lower values in inlet than outlet.
considering I have set velocity inlet boundary condition (v_in = 0.01 m/s) I expect to get higher pressures at inlet than outlet. after some investigation I found that the reverse pressure gradient is equal to hydrostatic pressure field of the fluid but in reverse direction. Any comments are appreciated. |
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