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September 5, 2012, 05:16 |
Vortex-Breakdown and BC at diffusor outlet
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Tobias Holzmann
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Hi all,
i am simulating a twisted flow field in a diffuser geometry. In ANSYS I get the vertex-breakdown effect but with OF not. I used the inletOutlet BC for U and T and set a fixedValue pressure at the outlet. Could it possible that I have to extend the outlet with a normal pipe ? In ANSYS we do so but I thought with the inletOutlet BC its possible to do it without that pipe. Tobi |
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September 7, 2012, 15:58 |
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Hannes Kröger
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Hello Tobi,
I guess you are doing URANS? Or LES? I think you need to be more specific about the solver settings (fvSchemes and fvSolution). I remember that the onset of vortex breakdown is predicted too late if the solver is too dissipative (due to schemes or turbulence modeling). Regards, Hannes |
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September 8, 2012, 07:20 |
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Tobias Holzmann
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hi,
i am modelling with rans and k-epsilon, k-omega, and sst on a modified rhoSimpleFoam solver ... The schemes are gauss upwind and gauss linear couse other schemes are not converge. Its more a BC question what BC I set on the diffuser outlet couse there is the vortex breakdown too - in few regions. Or should I made an new outlet being away from the original outlet with the length of three x diffuser diameter ? Tobi |
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