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Why centrifugal pump is not called as Positive Displacement type of pump? ‎

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How / Why air bubbles in impulse line create error in differential pressure measurement? ‎

I know its happened. but my question is why ? even compressed air bubble have equal pressure on its every side. then why the trapped air in impluse line are cause error i‎ ... See More

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The fluid science has two terms, the fluid regime and fluid pattern. What is the difference between them? ‎

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What is the best way/ format of exporting a mechanical assembly from pro engineer/creo to ansys for fluid analysis?‎

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Do you use SPH (Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics) or grid-based methods for most of your CFD simulations?‎

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How to drive passions formula to get viscosity of fluid ? ‎

normally viscosity formula is given by spherical ball traveling in fluid it is an experiment ,then how to drive the formula‎

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I have a 600M3/hr pump, the pressure of the pump is 12 bar i need to know the total head flow on the pump, if you provide the equation will be helpful?‎

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Answer added by  Deleted user
8 years ago

You can use IGES/STEP, Parasolid format for export from PTC Creo to ANSYS. If you have installed ansys workbench along with PTC Creo plugins you can directly open the geo ... See More

 

Answer added by  Madhusudhan Anjanappa
8 years ago

It is always better to use IGES format to import3D models to ANSYS.

 

Answer added by  Deleted user
7 years ago

The gas bubbles affect the measurement accuracy as the gas is compressible and prevents liquid pressure to be propagated without significant pressure loss. The following ... See More