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Fluid Flow Analysis in ANSYS CFX

1) The student was assigned to model fluid flow through a pipe of varying diameter in ANSYS and divide the pipe into segments to create a mesh. They specified air at 25°C flowing at 2.5kg/s and 0Pa static pressure. 2) Graphs and contours were created showing pressure and velocity with the original boundary conditions and new conditions of 5kg/s flow and 250Pa pressure. 3) Additional screenshots showed velocity flow through the pipe with the original and new boundary conditions.

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Fluid Flow Analysis in ANSYS CFX

1) The student was assigned to model fluid flow through a pipe of varying diameter in ANSYS and divide the pipe into segments to create a mesh. They specified air at 25°C flowing at 2.5kg/s and 0Pa static pressure. 2) Graphs and contours were created showing pressure and velocity with the original boundary conditions and new conditions of 5kg/s flow and 250Pa pressure. 3) Additional screenshots showed velocity flow through the pipe with the original and new boundary conditions.

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Mechanics &

Manufacturing Lab II
ASSIGNMENT 1 REPORT

Submitted by: Mukaram Ali


ME-04 B | ROLL NO 00818

Introduction(Assignment)
In our first assignment, we were tasked to follow the instructional video to set up our
working model for fluid flow in ANSYS ICEM CFX by modelling a pipe with a varying
diameter. Once our model was complete, we divided the pipe into various segments,
thus turning it into a mesh. We specified the flow by defining the inlet and outlet of
the pipe. After this, we specified the fluid which was air at 25C and we specified
values of mass flow rate at the inlet and static pressure at the outlet which were
2.5kg/s and 0 Pa respectively. This was task 1.

After this, we were also assigned to vary these boundary conditions and see the
changes in the pressure and velocity. Following are graphs and contours for both
pressure and velocity with the original boundary conditions and the new conditions
which were 5kg/s mass flow rate at the inlet and 250Pa static pressure at the outlet.

Original Boundary Conditions

Screenshot 1: Pressure Contour

Screenshot 2: Velocity Contour

Graphs (Original Boundary Conditions)

Screenshot 3: Pressure Graph

Screenshot 4: Velocity Graph

New Boundary Conditions

Screenshot 5: Pressure Contour

Screenshot 6: Velocity Contour

Graphs of New Boundary Conditions

Screenshot 7: Pressure Graph

Screenshot 8: Velocity Graph

Velocity Flow

Screenshot 9: Velocity flow with original boundary conditions

Screenshot 10: Velocity flow with new boundary conditions

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