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March 9, 2009, 07:44 |
How to define a dynamic Boundary Condition? (New)
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Recently I am dealing with a 2 stages compressor. I want to vary the outlet static pressure (writeen as Ps) according to the timesteps (writeen as t). And I am going to use a function such as:
Ps=P1       (t<<O>t1); Ps=0.01*t  (t1<<O>t<<O>t2); Ps=P2       (t><O>t2); The P1,P2,t1 and t2 are specified. So, could someone tell me that how to define the boundary condition in such a problem, should I use Fortran? |
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March 9, 2009, 08:35 |
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You can create a function in CFX-Pre which can be timestep dependend, like pressure(ctstep). Then donīt describe your boundary with a pressure value but with this function as an expression.
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March 9, 2009, 08:43 |
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Thank you Adam!
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