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Old   November 9, 2014, 15:29
Default How to model 40% opening boundary condition
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Hi,


I am trying to model aluminum louvers as opening wall that has 40% opening ( partially opened), is there an easy way to reduce the opening percentage. I tried playing with the loss factor but am not able to tune it and it gives non-steady solution sometimes.


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What is this 40% opening going to do to the rest of the domain? Raise the pressure? Then raise the pressure of your outlet boundary condition accordingly.
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