.TRANSFORM.Fluid.FittingsAndResistances.Examples.TeeJunctionVolumeLoss

Dividing-flow tee with an angle-dependent 90 deg branch take-off to a smaller pipe

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Unit test for TeeJunctionVolumeLoss. A constant 0.05 kg/s of air enters the run inlet (port_1) and divides between the straight run (port_2 → a downstream resistance → ambient) and a 90° branch (port_3, 0.025 m) whose draw-off is ramped so the branch flow ratio Qr sweeps from 0 to 0.8. This exercises the angle- and flow-ratio-dependent Crane branch and run loss coefficients (tee.K_branch, tee.K_run) over their range.

The branch split is imposed (rather than left to equal-pressure outlets, which would over-constrain the split with the tee as the only resistance), and a downstream resistance is placed on the run leg so the volume pressure is not pinned directly to an ideal boundary – representative of normal network usage.


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