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October 30, 2013, 02:25 |
Supersonic static pressure
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AHMAD
Join Date: Oct 2013
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Hi, I'm quite new with Star CCM+.
I am trying to simulate a flow inside an axial turbine. I am using steady state couple flow. The boundary conditions are from a real model gas turbine. I set the inlet condition to be a stagnation inlet. The problem is that is asks for a supersonic static pressure? Does anyone know how can I can get this value. I have been doing the same simulation using Ansys CFX. But the mach number at the inlet shows no sign of sonic flow. so does it mean that the I should leave it as 0? or should i use the mach number relation to get the static pressure? If I use the mach number relation, the static pressure will almost equal the total pressure since the mach number at the inlet is 0.12. |
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