Abstract
The Random Vortex Method extended to an axisymmetrical flow is used in the study of the flow field inside pipes incorporating an orifice plate with different contraction ratios and different inlet velocity profiles. Three test-cases, each having experimental measurements available in the literature, are studied. In particular, instantaneous and average velocity fields along with the turbulent statistics for high Reynolds number flows are computed and compared to the corresponding experimental results. These comparisons show the ability and the limitations of the method. The results of the numerical simulations are used in the physical analysis of the flow fields and thus allow for a better understanding of the dynamics of the flow in pipes incorporating an orifice plate.
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