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April 6, 2012, 02:34 |
Boundary condition clarification
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Shashwat
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Dear friends
I have some questions. I am doing transient coronary flow analysis.I set stress free boundary condition. During the analysis, I see the following statement. after some time did n't see the warning. A wall has been placed at portion(s) of an OUTLET | | boundary condition (at 2.3% of the faces, 3.4% of the area) | | to prevent fluid from flowing into the domain. | | The boundary condition name is: out. | | The fluid name is: Fluid 1. | | If this situation persists, consider switching | | to an Opening type boundary condition instead. My questions are Is there any back flow in the coronary artery in a human blood circulatory system? if you people are saying yes, shall I set opening type boundary condition at the outlet ? what is the best outlet condition in the coronary flow analysis? Please refer the following attachment.Is it convergent solution? Thank you for your valuable advice Reagrds Govind |
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April 8, 2012, 05:06 |
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Shashwat
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Please help me .is the solution converged solution or not?
I have given here user points and mass momentum Thank you Regards Govind |
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