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This project calculates the pressure drop across an orifice restriction in a turbulent pipe flow. The simulation domain is axisymmetric with center axis along the flow direction. The orifice radius can be defined, and the geometry varied between 0 (straight orifice) and 45 degrees (opening orifice) at the orifice exit. A range of fluid and turbulence properties can be tested, as well as flow velocities.
(Note: The solver uses relative pressures.)
(Note: The solver uses relative pressures.)
| author | |
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| published | 29 May 2015 |
| project id | 2015/ZLRk3RWk |
| software | OpenFOAM v2.3.0 |
| views | 1003 |
| tags | pipe, orifice, restriction, incompressible, axisymmetric, simpleFoam |
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| \(l_\text{orifice}\) | \(m\) | |
| \(r_\text{orifice}\) | \(m\) | |
| \(r_\text{pipe}\) | \(m\) | |
| \(\theta\) | \(degrees\) |
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| \(\nu\) | \(m^2/s\) |
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| \(I\) | \(\) | |
| \(U_i\) | \(m/s\) |
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| \(Re\) | \(\) |
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| \(timesteps\) | \(\) |
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Colin McRae, "Pipe with Orifice," ThinkSOLN EnGen [online database], 2015, https://engen.thinksoln.com/projects/2015/ZLRk3RWk.
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