Valve world article – Determining the coefficient of hydrodynamic torque using CFD
Friday, April 23, 2021
Valve world article – Determining the coefficient of hydrodynamic torque using CFD
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Aaditya Ruikar
Blog Author - Aaditya Ruiker
Written by Aaditya Ruiker
Approximately
20 Minutes Reading
Approximately
20 Minutes Reading
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Vol. 26, Issue 4, April 2021
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In quarter-turn valves, torque is the turning effort required to rotate the valve’s closure member or hold it in position. Knowing the valve torque is essential in actuator sizing. Major components of total shaft torque include seating, bearing, packing frictional torque and flow-induced hydrodynamic torque. simulationHub’s Autonomous Valve CFD application helps designers to quickly estimate the hydrodynamic torque in just few minutes. simulationHub team has written the article on this topic in the recently published Valve World magazine – Vol. 26, Issue 4, April 2021.
Blog Author - Aaditya Ruiker
Aaditya Ruiker
Aaditya Ruiker is a CFD support Engineer at Centre for Computational Technologies Private Limited (CCTech), Pune. He loves to work in fields physics and mathematics. Skilled in OpenFOAM, Fluent, C, MATLAB, CAD Modelling. He has completed his M.Tech in Thermal and Fluids Engineering from (Dr. BATU), Lonere, Raigad. His areas of interest are Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Numerical Methods, Operation Research modeling. Driving and traveling, playing cricket and chess are his hobbies and he likes to explore historical places.
Blog Author - Aaditya Ruiker
Aaditya Ruiker
Aaditya Ruikar works As a Product Manager at CCTech, He is involved in developing and delivering high-fidelity technologies for various industries at affordable prices and plays role of domain expert. He also has a vision to make these technologies more accessible and user-friendly for better and efficient design outcomes.His interests lie in researching and simulating real world systems, particularly in the domains of engineering, physics and sustainable development. He likes to tackle challenges and work with others to find innovative solutions.
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