sir if my inlet pressure is 10 bar how to find outlet pressure of variable dia pipe..say inlet dia is 10inch outlet dia is 6inch...should i input 10 bar as my initial condition
@@solidworksandansystutor what about the boundary condition at the outlet..it is environmental condition or what option should i select? iam not getting proper results as i expect through the manual calculation...if i get to know about this i will apply it to many pipe sections
great job! my challenge is to dimension a nozzle in order to obtain the best jet, so I would need to simulate the physics of interaction between the water jet and the air. Any idea?
I Think for that you have to make box in which there will be a nozzle fill the box with fluid sub domain air and give inlet to nozzle i hope it work but not confirm.
sir, kindly tell why although i set initial condition as 20 bar and 90°c and given velocity as 5m/s...when im trying to select environment presure as 1 bar and 25°c..im getting wrong results ...pressure variation is showing between 1 bar and 0.85 bar..what is the mistake im doing
hye when i try to insert boundary condiitions,the axis are not as yours and the system cant run,the x- axis direction is the same as z axis in yours but they are the opposite direction in mine.......why is that happening and can u help me find a solution?
Hi don't make it confusing just see the coordinate system at left bottom and inset boundary condition accordingly like if your inlet is in the direction of z-axis or x-axis just simply give the value of like 6m/s and if it is opposite to your axis give the value in negative like -6
@@firdaustahir5516 Oh So it is because if you will provide the value in wizard this error will not come if you are doing this in boundary condition it will become so for that you have to set the coordinate system in the model according to your flow direction.
This is amazing love it.
please keep uploading such videos it really helped me.
Thanks :)
Thank you, I will
For the default fluid wizard tab, why you add water as default fluid? Can you explain why, thank you.
will u please help in simulating my problem, which is quite similar to the nozzle you used.
sir if my inlet pressure is 10 bar how to find outlet pressure of variable dia pipe..say inlet dia is 10inch outlet dia is 6inch...should i input 10 bar as my initial condition
Yes You Are Right 10 Bar will be initial Condition at inlet face and in result you can find the pressure on outlet face
@@solidworksandansystutor what about the boundary condition at the outlet..it is environmental condition or what option should i select? iam not getting proper results as i expect through the manual calculation...if i get to know about this i will apply it to many pipe sections
great job! my challenge is to dimension a nozzle in order to obtain the best jet, so I would need to simulate the physics of interaction between the water jet and the air. Any idea?
I Think for that you have to make box in which there will be a nozzle fill the box with fluid sub domain air and give inlet to nozzle i hope it work but not confirm.
sir, kindly tell why although i set initial condition as 20 bar and 90°c and given velocity as 5m/s...when im trying to select environment presure as 1 bar and 25°c..im getting wrong results ...pressure variation is showing between 1 bar and 0.85 bar..what is the mistake im doing
Love it
can you share with me the tutorial of initial solidwork video for this creation?your video is a reference for my college assignments😭
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@@solidworksandansystutor elzafebrianty2501@gmail.com thankyou so much!👍
i will send you an email regarding the making of nozzle wait for it thank you and keep supporting.
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hello, I'm doing a similar study except I'm looking at a CD nozzle but I'm getting a very low-pressure differential. any idea why? thank you
Try the study on different meshes or insert local mesh for the nozzle and refine it.
hye when i try to insert boundary condiitions,the axis are not as yours and the system cant run,the x- axis direction is the same as z axis in yours but they are the opposite direction in mine.......why is that happening and can u help me find a solution?
Hi don't make it confusing just see the coordinate system at left bottom and inset boundary condition accordingly like if your inlet is in the direction of z-axis or x-axis just simply give the value of like 6m/s and if it is opposite to your axis give the value in negative like -6
SOLIDWORKS AND ANSYS TUTOR ive tried but and error occur saying that the input value cannot be less than zero
@@firdaustahir5516 Oh So it is because if you will provide the value in wizard this error will not come if you are doing this in boundary condition it will become so for that you have to set the coordinate system in the model according to your flow direction.
SOLIDWORKS AND ANSYS TUTOR alright solved...thanks🙏🏻
@@firdaustahir5516 Welcome
But how would you simulate what happends when it exits the nozzle?