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Old   January 17, 2011, 10:02
Default How to visualise the shock wave in a laval nozzle?
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Hi everyone,

I have simulate a laval nozzle with rhoSimpleFoam in OpenFOAM.
But I do not konw if there are shcok wave in my nozzle or not? Does anyone know, if it possible to visualise the shock wave in post-precoessing?
In attachment is the pressure and velocity distribution of my nozzle from OpenFOAM.
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Old   January 20, 2011, 05:31
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Hi,

Presence of shock wave would depend upon your boundary conditions. If pressure ratio of outlet to inlet is very low then there is less chance of having a shock in the nozzle.
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