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November 14, 2019, 15:55 |
Problems with input parameters
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Hello, I'm new to Star CCM+. Please help me. Imagine a pipe and water flows in it. I only know the value of the differential pressure, such as inlet pressure(P1) and outlet pressure (P2). Given: P1-P2=15 atmospheres (atm). How do I do that? I think it is necessary to create a field function, but how?
P.S. forgive me for my English. I don't speak it well. |
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November 14, 2019, 22:53 |
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Inlet: Stagnation Inlet with Pressure set to 15 atm
Outlet: Pressure Outlet with Pressure set to 0 atm All those pressure values are given with respect to Reference Pressure (in Continua -> Physics -> Reference Values -> Reference Pressure) which is 1 atm by default, so absolute pressure would be 16 atm and 1 atm. No difference for incompressible flow, but keep that in mind for compressible flows. But if you just set 15 atm at Inlet - you'll get high velocity in first iterations, so it is better to increase the pressure at inlet as iterations go, for example via a Field Function: Quote:
PS Если с английским тяжко - найди группу по стар вконтакте. |
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