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Old   September 14, 2013, 08:39
Default Over- Underexpanded Supersonic Nozzle
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Hy folks!
I'm new to OpenFoam.

I try to simulate the flow behind a supersonic nozzle. Now I don't really know if the solver that I'm using is appropriate for this task or if my boundary conditions are even set correctly.

I use the solver rhoCentralFoam.

My boundary conditions are as follows (see the attached picture for the numbering of my boundaries):

B1 : pressure fixedValue, temperature fixedValue, velocity fixedValue
B2 : pressure slip, temperature slip, velocity slip
B3: pressure fixedValue, temperature zeroGradient, velocity zeroGradient
B4: pressure slip, temperature slip, velocity slip
B5: pressure fixedValue, temperature zeroGradient, velocity zeroGradient
B6: pressure symmetryPlane, temperature symmetryPlane, velocity symmetryPlane

My calculation didn't work properly

Could someone please give me some tips concerning the solver and the boundary conditions?

Cheers!
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