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May 31, 2011, 16:31 |
Solver for pressure wave analysis
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New Member
Join Date: Jun 2010
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Hello everybody
I have been studying the tutorials, manuals, this forum and google. The problem might be that I am not really sure what I am looking for. Here is my problem: Geometry: I have a curved short pipe with closed ends. Analysis: How a pressure wave travels from one end to the other, then reflects against the closed end to travel back the pipe. Fluid: Air at 25°C (I am simplifying the 180° phase shift that would appear from a open end, but suggestions about how to better analyze this is much appreciated.) Which solver should I look into for this type of analysis? Is there any tutorial that might be helpful? Thank you, Bylund
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August 7, 2013, 05:33 |
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Matthias Finke
Join Date: Mar 2011
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Hi Bylund,
it´s a quite long time ago, but did you find out something. I would be very interresseted in your work. I´m trying to simulate something similar, but i´m first looking for literatur resources about pressure wave propagation in fluids and the analytical approach to get a better feeling of how to built up and asses my CFD models. let me know, how your work proceeded best regards MAtthias |
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pipe, pressure, solver, wave |
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