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fluid dynamic
- Thread starter fn060607
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Tremolo
Nuclear
- Feb 26, 2003
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fn060607,
Typically, there are 4 forces to consider any time you have fluid flowing inside a pipe.
1. Pressure force,
2. Fluid acceleration force (typically caused by piping area changes or density changes such as occur with two-phase flow),
3. Force due to change in fluid direction, such as around piping bends,
4. Friction force due to drag of fluid against pipe wall.
Typically, I comnsider these forces when dealing with 1-dimensinal pipe flow. Since you are considering two-phase flow, does that mean you are computing multi-dimensional flow? If this is the case, I will have to do some more thinking.
If you are intereted in any of the forces listed above, let me know and I can provide additional details.
TREMOLO.
Typically, there are 4 forces to consider any time you have fluid flowing inside a pipe.
1. Pressure force,
2. Fluid acceleration force (typically caused by piping area changes or density changes such as occur with two-phase flow),
3. Force due to change in fluid direction, such as around piping bends,
4. Friction force due to drag of fluid against pipe wall.
Typically, I comnsider these forces when dealing with 1-dimensinal pipe flow. Since you are considering two-phase flow, does that mean you are computing multi-dimensional flow? If this is the case, I will have to do some more thinking.
If you are intereted in any of the forces listed above, let me know and I can provide additional details.
TREMOLO.
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