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    presentation(mostly pictures/results) for the final project of graduate level applied fluid mechanics. project is about wind tunnel simulations of cars with pipe cavities of different geometries using ANSYS Fluent CFD package.

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    presentation(mostly pictures/results) for the final project of graduate level applied fluid mechanics. project is about wind tunnel simulations of cars with pipe cavities of different geometries using ANSYS Fluent CFD package.

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    Car With Pipe Cavity MEG0200 Project

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    presentation(mostly pictures/results) for the final project of graduate level applied fluid mechanics. project is about wind tunnel simulations of cars with pipe cavities of different geometries using ANSYS Fluent CFD package.

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    BELL MOUTH DESIGN PARAMETERS

    By Yussef Rikli

    1:NO HOLE

    2:BELL MOUTH

    3:ENGINE, 0.3M DIAMETER PIPE

    4:ENGINE, 0.2M DIAMETER PIPE

    5:ENGINE, 0.2M DIAMETER PIPE & LOWERED 3 INCHES.

    SUMMARY OF RESULTS
    Approx. velocity inside m/s 1: No hole
    2: Bell mouth 3: Engine 0.3 4: Engine 0.2 5: Engine 0.2 lowered pipe

    Cd 0.668
    0.705 0.662 0.701 0.675

    Total forces 395.2


    417.3 391.7 415 399.5

    38 39.1 46 38.5

    MODELS & SOLUTION METHODS


    Models-Viscous: laminar, k- turbulent. Solution methods-Spatial discretization: first order, second order.

    LAMINAR FIRST ORDER

    LAMINAR SECOND ORDER

    TURBULENT SECOND ORDER

    QUESTIONS?
    If anything is not covered here or in the report feel free to contact me; Yussefrikli@gmail.com

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