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Inclined pipe flow
Posted Nov 3, 2011, 4:50 p.m. EDT Version 4.1 1 Reply
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Hi every one,
I want to model laminar flow in an inclined pipe. The inclination angle is 65 degree. How should I define the flow in such cases?
Thank you so much and your help is highly appreciated.
I want to model laminar flow in an inclined pipe. The inclination angle is 65 degree. How should I define the flow in such cases?
Thank you so much and your help is highly appreciated.
1 Reply Last Post Nov 4, 2011, 3:30 a.m. EDT
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1 decade ago
Hi
well if you say it's "inclined" you probably mean w.r.t gravity, so ou want to use a body load on your fluid to get the flow going ?
If so a 2D-axi model is not obvious, as the gravity along any angle other than along the axis destroys the 2D-axi symmetry of the model (if yomeone has a good trick here to stay in 2D-axi I'm interested ;)
So I see only 3D, to simulate truely a "pipe", but a first approxiamtion with standard 2D and an "infinetly long pipe" in the out of plane Z direction shoudl also give you useful information
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Good luck
Ivar
well if you say it's "inclined" you probably mean w.r.t gravity, so ou want to use a body load on your fluid to get the flow going ?
If so a 2D-axi model is not obvious, as the gravity along any angle other than along the axis destroys the 2D-axi symmetry of the model (if yomeone has a good trick here to stay in 2D-axi I'm interested ;)
So I see only 3D, to simulate truely a "pipe", but a first approxiamtion with standard 2D and an "infinetly long pipe" in the out of plane Z direction shoudl also give you useful information
--
Good luck
Ivar