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3D fluid flow in an L-shaped pipe

Posted 2 sept. 2010, 16:40 UTC−4 Fluid & Heat 0 Replies

Sylvana Garcia
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Hello

I really appreciate any help. I am trying to model a 3D fluid flow model. This is an L-shaped pipe with a curved corner. I am doing a stationary model. I'm using version 4.0.
Inlet: laminar inlet, 0.05 m/s
Outlet: laminar outlet, 0 pressure
rho: 1000 kg/m^3
eta: 0.001 Pa*s
I am new with Comsol. There is a message saying there's a problem in Stationary1. I see this as a simple geometry, and it's just in preparation for more complex geometries that I'll need to model later on! Any ideas?

Thank you so much
Sylvana
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