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October 23, 2007, 13:05 |
constant gradient rate bounday
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Hi. I am new to cfx and I am trying to apply a constant gradient rate boundary in an inlet, but i can't find a B.C. like this. Is there any way to apply such a B.C. in cfx?
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October 23, 2007, 14:04 |
Re: constant gradient rate bounday
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Dear Kostas,
I imagine you mean a constant flux, that is grad(phi).normal vector . Then, you can use the Flux in condition, and divide by the "diffusion coefficient" of that equation. Would you mind explaining what guarantees a gradient at an inlet boundary? Is it for an additional variable with no advection? Good luck, Opaque |
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October 23, 2007, 21:57 |
Re: constant gradient rate bounday
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For which equation?
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October 24, 2007, 05:31 |
Re: constant gradient rate bounday
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thnks for the reply
My problem is o buoaunt flow between vertical parallel plates with openings on the top (outlet) and the botton (inlet). I want to apply a classic Neumann outlet b.c. for the velocity and pressure (without prescribing values for velocity or pressure). Thank you |
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