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July 23, 2019 at 6:19 pm
abbas
SubscriberHello every one,
I tried to simulate the turbine and in a post CFX I noticed that the torque value is negative (-0.2 [Nm]). However, I looked at CFX tutorial and in "Chapter 17: multiphase flow in a mixing vessel" the torque value is -67.4 [N.m] and multiplying by -4 to find the torque required by all of the impeller blades. Why it is multiplying by -4 instead of 4?
Therefore, can I say that my simulation is correct and because I have 4 blades, total torque would be (-4*-0.2=0.8Nm) and P=T*w so P=(0.8*3000=240 W) because otherwise P=-0.8*3000=-240W that means the turbine instead of producing power, it needs power.
Best regards
Abbas
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July 24, 2019 at 5:26 am
DrAmine
Ansys EmployeeIn the tutorial power is required to turn the impeller. The action of the fluids on the impeller bladed needs to have a reaction and this reaction requires that we add power to the system.
Action and Reaction principle.
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July 26, 2019 at 12:52 pm
abbas
SubscriberI am simulating the turbine and I think that the torque value should be positive for turbine however, I have a negative value. At first, I simulated the turbine with air and the torque value was positive. However, when I change it to the CO2, the torque value is negative.
How is that possible?
best regards
Abbas
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July 26, 2019 at 2:03 pm
DrAmine
Ansys EmployeeForce and Moments calculation are actions of fluids on bodies. From Body perspective as for an impeller one requires torque to be added.
Regarding your question: might be due to convergence, not consistent setup, (Axis of rotation,..). For turbine moment will provided by the Fluid and expelled to the outside.
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