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February 9, 2011, 06:07 |
Why back flow at the outlet???
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Hi to every one,
I am trying to simulate the diesel flow in the nozzle of the injector. At the outlet of the nozzle i am getting the back flow. I have used the following boundary condition for velocity and pressure. 0/p file INLET3 { type totalPressure; U U; phi phi; rho none; psi none; gamma 1; p0 uniform 1100000; value uniform 1100000; } OUTLET4 { type fixedMeanValue; meanValue 100000; } } 0/U file INLET3 { type zeroGradient; } OUTLET4 { type inletOutlet; inletValue uniform (0 0 0); value uniform (0 0 0); So could you please tell me the reason why there is back flow at the outlet of the nozzle.??? Thanks in advance. |
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