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September 8, 2008, 09:40 |
Hi,
I am newbie to OpenFOAM,
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Velan
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Hi,
I am newbie to OpenFOAM, got started a week before. I started a ramjet simulation with M=2. Everything goes fine when i used the outlet as supersonic bc's(extrapolated). But when i applied Exit back pressure, the simulation starts blowing up. I am using standard RNG k-epsilon model. I am using sonicTurbFoam. Please help me to sort it out. - Velan |
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September 9, 2008, 01:21 |
With or without combustion ??
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KaLee_Kun
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With or without combustion ??
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September 9, 2008, 02:10 |
Its without combustion. We are
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Velan
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Its without combustion. We are simulating from forebody to cowl portion(which ends before combustion starts). So in the vicinity of cowl, i am getting cowl shock and it reflects(where i am getting separation bubble).
I ran the different case using openFOAM. * Fully supersonic flow (Extrapolation at exit) * Fully subsonic flow * Restarted the simulation with Fully developed supersonic flow and applied exit pressure condition at the exit, but Normal shock was not formed. So my problem is, i need to get a weak normal shock inside the cowl by applying exit pressure condition. Can you please suggest me how can i do it. If you have any idea please share with me. - Velan |
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September 9, 2008, 03:08 |
Hello Velan,
In my experience
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Hello Velan,
In my experience, it is very hard to find the right value of the backpressure for a certain position of the normal shock (see for example lambda shockwave), but it will always be a normal shock wave somewhere in your domain (or a strong oblique one). Even if you want to avoid the formation of a normal shock wave, it is impossible if you apply such a boundary condition, because you block one of the 5 outgoing characteristics which gives you a subsonic type of flow. So my suggestion is to look closely, maybe you have a too low backpressure and your normal shockwave is exactly at the outlet, which means you have to increase a little its value. I hope this is helpful, Dragos |
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