Outlet pressure greater than inlet pressure
Posted: Fri Jun 21, 2024 10:59 am
Hello,
I'm modeling pulmonary arteries and calculating power loss, and I noticed my power loss was negative for one steady simulation. Looking into the case further, it looks like the pressure at one of my outlets (on the left side) is greater than the pressure at the inlet (at the bottom). Does anyone know why this might be happening? I have double checked that my inflow is in the correct direction and that the resistance at the outlets is applied appropriately, and that the correct faces are being assigned the appropriate boundary conditions. My other simulations have resulted in pressure drops across the vessel, so I'm confused why this is happening.
Appreciate any advice!
Thank you,
Beth
I'm modeling pulmonary arteries and calculating power loss, and I noticed my power loss was negative for one steady simulation. Looking into the case further, it looks like the pressure at one of my outlets (on the left side) is greater than the pressure at the inlet (at the bottom). Does anyone know why this might be happening? I have double checked that my inflow is in the correct direction and that the resistance at the outlets is applied appropriately, and that the correct faces are being assigned the appropriate boundary conditions. My other simulations have resulted in pressure drops across the vessel, so I'm confused why this is happening.
Appreciate any advice!
Thank you,
Beth