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December 12, 2009, 01:19 |
pipe flow
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Yi-Lang Chen
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Dear experts:
I want to simule pipe flow. Did I haave to open no sharp interface? Then, my boundary condition was specific velocity(inlet) and specific pressure for stasic pressure(outlet). Coluld I set up that boundary condition? |
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December 31, 2009, 20:43 |
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michael barkhudarov
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If it is the flow of a single fluid without free surface, then, yes, select the no sharp interface option. I think you are right with the mesh BC. You will have to let the velocity profile develop since at the inlet velocity is uniform.
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