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Title: Flow over a backward facing step using CONVERGE CFD Objective: 1. Make setup for backword facing step 2. To run the simulation for three diffrent mesh size 2e-3, 1.5e-3, 1.2e-3 3. Plot…
Dipakv Virkarwe
updated on 24 Jul 2020
Title: Flow over a backward facing step using CONVERGE CFD
Objective: 1. Make setup for backword facing step
2. To run the simulation for three diffrent mesh size 2e-3, 1.5e-3, 1.2e-3
3. Plot the velocity, pressure, mass flow rate, total cell count
Theory:
In this challenge consider a backword facing step & through this there is supply air. in this challenge its very important to observe the how pressure & velocity changes at backword step. there is use of diffrent three mesh 2e-3, 1.5e-3 & 1e-3.
step for Setup the challenge in CONVERGE STUDIO
Case setup
1. Fluid used -Air
2. Solver- Pressure based
3. end time -15000cycle
4. Intial & minimum step =1e-6
5. Maximum time step= 1
6. Inlet pressure= 110325pa
7.outlet pressure=101325pa
7. Grid size = 2e-3, 1.5e-3, 1e-3
1. Geometery creation
2 Run parameter setup
3. Run cycle
4. Solver parameter
5.Boundry ID
6.Region creation
7. Turbulence model
8. Mesh size
9. Fixed embedding
Fixed embedding its used for refine the mesh for perticular area. in this case top & bottom where we have to refine the mesh.
CASE 1: 2e-3
Mesh
Velocity contour
Pressure contour
Vector plot
Observed recirculation zone at backword step & its created due to suddent expansion in area & reduction of static pressure
CASE2: 1.5e-3
Mesh
Velocity contour
Pressure contour
Vector plot
Observed recirculation zone at backword step & its created due to suddent expansion in area & reduction of static pressure
CASE 3: 1e-3
Mesh
Velocity contour
Pressure contour
Vector plot
Observed recirculation zone at backword step & its created due to suddent expansion in area & reduction of static pressure
Output Result
1. Mass flow rate
from below plot verify the continuity equation i.e INFLOW=OUTFLOW. maximum mass flow rate is 1kg/s
2.Aveg. Velocity
from below plot verify the continuity equation i.e INFLOW=OUTFLOW. maximum Aveg velocity 40m/s
3. Static Pressure
for refined mesh static pressure is accurately capture it
4. Total cell count
more refined mesh 1e-3 acquire more cell around 5500cell
Animation Video for 1e-3 Mesh
Velocity animation
Pressure animation
Flow sepration at backword facing step because
1. Sudden expansion at backward step
2. loss of momentum at backward step
3. reduction of static pressure creates recirculation zone
Overall conclusion
1. Observed as mesh size decreases simulation time increases & result more accurate
2. Verify the continuity equation by plot of velocity, mass flow rate parameters.
3. Flow sepration observed near the backword step due to expansion in area & reduction of static pressure.
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