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March 1, 2006, 03:26 |
about error
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When I run my model in CFX-solver, I saw the followering notice:
" A wall has been placed at portion(s) of an outlet boundary condition ( at 39.3 % of the faces, 38 % of the area) to prevent fluid flowing into the domain. The boundary condition name is outlet1. the fluid name is air at 25℃. If this situation persists, consider switching to an opening type boundary condition instead. " ------------------------------------------------------ Could you give me some advice to solve my case. The model is simple: a cuboid with two open end as outlet 1 and outlet 2, a hole in another surface is a inlet. I use Extrude to creat the cuboid and the inlet hole(a little cylinder) |
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March 1, 2006, 06:04 |
Re: about error
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It means that the outlet is placed near an area of re-circulation. Either the flow from the INlet is not fast neough to reach the outlets or they are located in regions hwree the flow may be re-circulating. To avoid this you can use an Opening instaed of an outlet
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