Numerical simulation of the 3-D turbulent steady compressible flow in type T junctions and experimental validation of the total pressure loss coefficient
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Pérez García, José; Murcia Murcia, Ignacio; Hernández Grau, José; Martínez García, José; Viedma Robles, AntonioÁrea de conocimiento
Mecánica de FluidosPatrocinadores
The authors are grateful to the Seneca Foundation of Region of Murcia by support through research project PB/19/FS/97 and to the Tecnhical University of Cartagena for their continuing support of this research work.Fecha de publicación
2004Editorial
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PÉREZ GARCÍA, José et al. Numerical simulation of the 3-D turbulent steady compressible flow in type T junctions and experimental validation of the total pressure loss coefficient. En: 3rd FPNI-PhD Symposium on Fluid Power, 30 june-2 july, Terrassa, 2004.Palabras clave
Pneumatic junctionFlow bench
Compressible
Steady
Total pressure loss coeffcient
Numerical simulation
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Nowadays, simulation models of steady and transient compressible internal flow are essential in analyzing devices and plants where piping systems for gases and steam are required, such as, pneumatic fluid power systems, transport piping systems, inlet and exhaust systems in alternating combustion engines and compressors. Models used in the simulation of steady and transient compressible flow in junctions require local total pressure loss coefficients. These coefficients can be experimentally obtained although a experimental support highly cost is required. Moreover, the internal flow behaviour is unknown. Alternatively, these coefficients can be obtained through numerical simulation using a 3D CFD general purpose software adequately validated. This work is aimed to numerical simulation of 3D steady compressible flow at junctions “T” type. The geometrical characteristics and the different types of mesh used during simulations will be described, as well as numerical schemes, turbulence ...
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