CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow

The purpose of this study is to develop a CFD model that allows the correlation study for a partially submerged circular orifice flow in open channel. Three phenomena driven by gravity were included in this study, which are free discharge orifice (Case A), partially submerged orifice flow in downstr...

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Main Author: Lee, Deric Kar Wai
Format: Final Year Project / Dissertation / Thesis
Published: 2021
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Online Access:http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5379/
http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5379/2/1701206_FYP.pdf
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description The purpose of this study is to develop a CFD model that allows the correlation study for a partially submerged circular orifice flow in open channel. Three phenomena driven by gravity were included in this study, which are free discharge orifice (Case A), partially submerged orifice flow in downstream (Case B), and partially submerged orifice flow in both stream (Case C). Validation of model was carried out using Case A, yielding 0.35–38.05% deviation against the models from literature. The relationship between the volumetric flow rate with the orifice diameter and water level difference was analysed and the hypothesis that volumetric flow rate increases as the water level difference and orifice diameter increase in partial submerged condition was proven for Case B and C. Furthremore, the effect of orifice diameter to the volumetric flow rate was found out to be greater than that of the water level difference. Lastly, correlation of volumetric flow rate with water level difference and orifice diameter for Case B and C were determined through the model developed.
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spelling utar-53792023-06-16T12:54:01Z CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow Lee, Deric Kar Wai TP Chemical technology The purpose of this study is to develop a CFD model that allows the correlation study for a partially submerged circular orifice flow in open channel. Three phenomena driven by gravity were included in this study, which are free discharge orifice (Case A), partially submerged orifice flow in downstream (Case B), and partially submerged orifice flow in both stream (Case C). Validation of model was carried out using Case A, yielding 0.35–38.05% deviation against the models from literature. The relationship between the volumetric flow rate with the orifice diameter and water level difference was analysed and the hypothesis that volumetric flow rate increases as the water level difference and orifice diameter increase in partial submerged condition was proven for Case B and C. Furthremore, the effect of orifice diameter to the volumetric flow rate was found out to be greater than that of the water level difference. Lastly, correlation of volumetric flow rate with water level difference and orifice diameter for Case B and C were determined through the model developed. 2021 Final Year Project / Dissertation / Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5379/2/1701206_FYP.pdf Lee, Deric Kar Wai (2021) CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow. Final Year Project, UTAR. http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5379/
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Lee, Deric Kar Wai
CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow
title CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow
title_full CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow
title_fullStr CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow
title_full_unstemmed CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow
title_short CFD study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow
title_sort cfd study on the correlation for a partially submerged orifice flow
topic TP Chemical technology
url http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5379/
http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5379/2/1701206_FYP.pdf