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Old   May 9, 2006, 09:14
Default calculating eccentricity of flow
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rajesh
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hello all

i want to get the eccentricity of flow..i mean if a flow happens in a circular pipe,i want to calulate the distance from the centre at which the maximum flow rate happens.How can i calulate this distance in STar.

thanx in advance,

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Old   May 9, 2006, 10:39
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Define a cylindrical coordinate system for your pipe and load the velocity magnitude. Put all cells with the highest velocity magnitude in a set. Load the x-coordinate for your new coordinate system and plot the cells. They should be coloured according to their distance from the pipes centre.

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Old   May 10, 2006, 02:39
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Dear Ralphie

thanks a lot,it worked.but i have a doubt whether the radius of the maximum velocity will give the eccentricity of mass flow.

how can i calculate centre of mass flow?

Regards Rajesh

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