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July 8, 2021, 15:07 |
Hagen_Poiseuille velocity profile
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Andrea
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Hi everyone,
I am fairly new to StarCCM+. I am running a simple simulation in a 3D curved pipe, where I created local cylindrical coordinate systems at the ends (Cylindrical_PAI and Cylindrical_DAO). I would like to implement a parabolic inlet velocity profile using a field function, and I am unsure either on how to do that and on how to verify if the function has been implemented correctly. This is what I have done so far: 1. created user defined field function (scalar): -2*0.2388*(1-pow( ($$Position("Cylindrical_PAI")[0]/1.81), 2 ) ) (The minus sign is explained in point 2) 2. In my inlet boundary I have this set: Physics conditions: Flow direction specification > components Reference frame specification > Lab frame Velocity specification > magnitude + direction Physics values: Flow direction > field function > area (the area field function creates a vector normal to the surface I believe, so in order for the flow to go inside a minus sign was necessary > coordinate system: Cylindrical_PAI Velocity magnitude: the field function defined in 1 I am running a few iterations to see if the profile has been implemented correctly and I use a vector scene with the inlet and outlet boundaries to check that. |
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