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August 6, 2010, 07:35 |
Extremely high Temperature needed to simulate pressurization with rhoCentralFoam
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Dennis Rown
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Hello Foamers,
I am trying to simulate pressurization inside a tube with rhoCentralFoam. With setFields I set a small area inside the tube that has high pressure (2 GPa). The static pressure is 100000 Pa. When I start to simulate, pressurization takes place but simulation crashes after less than 0.001 s. The temperature I chose for the high pressure field is 4500 K. If I set the Temperatue inside the high pressure field to 20000 K the simulation does not crash but I am very assure that this value is too high. Is this a setup issue? Do you know a way to calculate the needed temperature to set inside the high-pressure field? Thanks in advance! |
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