pump_cfd_final.step size: 2.551233 MB
design calc report for full cfd domain.txt size: 0.001658 MB
simulation_case.7z size: 58.298172 MB
linear.png size: 0.022617 MB
Mesh_2.png size: 0.133251 MB
Mesh_1.png size: 0.139935 MB
pressure_contour.jpeg size: 0.0477 MB
Embed Code for Performance of a Centrifugal Pump in OpenFOAM
Copy the embed code below to include this project on your website:
Performance of a centrifugal pump in openfoam
NoAI: This project, including models, simulations, images, and descriptions, may not be used within datasets, during the developmental process, or as inputs for generative AI tools.
About the Performance of a Centrifugal Pump in OpenFOAM Project
Steady-state CFD simulation of a Centrifugal Pump with MRFSimpleFoam in OpenFOAM. For this simulation, the CAD model of the pump was generated in FreeCAD. The pump model consists of an inlet region, impeller, and volute. Mesh was created for each region separately in Salome and then merged these meshes in OpenFOAM. In the Multiple Reference Frame (MRF) approach, the solver solves one set of governing equations for the stationary regions whereas, for the rotating regions, the governing equations contain an additional source term. The simulation was performed until the changes in the forces and moments from one iteration to the next became negligible. The pump characteristics such as head and power terms were calculated from the CFD results and compared with the empirical results.
View pump_cfd_final.step - 3D Model (STEP)
Statistics
32 Downloads
2 Likes
3913 Views
1 Comments
8 Files
61 MB Project Size
August 21st, 2022 Uploaded
Share
Share Tweet Pin Share Share Post ShareKrishnamurthy Viswanathan
12 Projects
21 Likes
175 Downloads
Tags
Categories
Sponsored Ad from FindingDIY
Related Projects
Sign up to join the conversation about Performance of a Centrifugal Pump in OpenFOAM
Post a comment! Share insights on Performance of a Centrifugal Pump in OpenFOAM, ask questions, and connect with other users. Whether you're curious about the 3D model, fluid simulation, or finite element analysis, your comments enrich the conversation.
on August 24th, 2022
