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I want to know, which type of boundary conditions should be given to rotating machines case? (turbomachine). I want to simulate a cooling fan, and I want to predict performance curve then which type of boundary conditions should I chose?
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Hi,
The boundary conditions have to match reality. Read the best practises guide on turbo machinery, it has some pointers. Glenn Horrocks |
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hi your giving CFX-11 KNOW, 1)INLET MASS FLOW IN THAT WILL GIVE CYLIDRICAL BOUNDARY CONDITIONS. 2)INLET TEMPERATURE 3)OUTLET PRESURE(MEANS AVARAGE OUTLET PRESSURE
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