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January 17, 2005, 14:11 |
recirculations at inlet/outlet cavity
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Hello,
My question is about unsettled/unrealistic recirculations at the inlet and outlet cavities. I am modeling a cavity between rotor and stator. In the entire cavity, there are some flow obstructions attached to stator like labyrinth teeth. I defined high/low static pressure at inlet and outlet boundaries. Rotor surface is rotating at an rpm. I like to calculate mass flow rate as function of pressure drop. I used k-epsilon approach. I turned on "density ideal-f(T,P)" for compressible flow. I tried many options to have a nice streamlined flow at inlet/outlet cavities. It looks like rotor speed in the tangential direction causing the recirculation problem. I defined a linear tangential velocity which is maximum over rotor and zero at stator. I tried zero gradients on pressure boundaries. I extended/shortened the inlet/outlet cavities to get a developed flow conditions. However none of the tries have worked so far. Any ideas to resolve the problem would be appreciated. Thank you in advance for any help. Abe. |
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