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February 22, 2012, 16:05 |
boundary conditions turbine
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Florian
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Mannheim, Germany
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Hi All,
I want to simulate the flow in a turbine with the rhoPorousMRFSimpleFoam. Until now I have simulate the flow in a centrifugal compressor . Therefor I have done some experimental studies with the compressor. I have measured the flow rate for different rotation speed (rpm). Then I used this data for my boundary conditions: - for the velocity U inlet: fixed value for U (from the measured data) outlet: zeroGradient - for p inlet: zeroGradient outlet: fixed value (measured data) The simulation works and I get a convergent case (not sure the results are right, but they look reasonable). ... Now I want to simulate the compressor as a turbine. In this case, the fluid flows from the "outlet" into the compressor and exits the compressor from the "inlet". For my first simulation of the turbine I used the experimental data of the compressor and reverse the direction of rotation. Additionally I change the inlet and the outlet. But I get bad convergence and very high velocity at the rotor. The results looks very unreasonable. I am a little bit confused. What are the right boundary conditions for simulate a turbine with rhoPorousMRFSimpleFoam ????? Is there a real difference between a simulation of a turbine and a compressor??? Please help Kind regards Florian |
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