Analysis Of Flow Of Nozzle By Using ANSYS

admin August 14, 2019

Authors:

N. Lenin Rakesh,K. Rambalaji,

DOI NO:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00088

Keywords:

flow of nozzles,simulation,ANSYS,

Abstract

Here the analysis of flow of nozzles is done by using CFD. In this case theoretically the equations for nozzle are formulated and hence forth the final result is been validated for the simulation using CFD software ANSYS fluent of high speed jet the small vortices remains stable. It means it can travel longer distances then on to longer distances which remains unstable when smaller is the size of the vortex efficiency is higher. The results are theoretical which has been checked with the aid of simulation software

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