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Old   February 16, 2018, 05:47
Default Water flow in large tank 2d, axi, VOF
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i simulate the folw of water in a large tank (cylinder). Model is 2d, axisymetric. The tank have one input(velocity-inlet) and one output (negative velocity-inlet). At the beginning the tank is filled with water (313K) to a certain level (picture), then at the inlet we have water at 371 K and at the outlet is water of the same mass. The mass of water in tank does not change. I have problem because in 2d simulation i can't define mass flow. I must have the same flow mass in inlet and outlet. When i define the same velocity the mass of water in tank is change, because i set the density of water a polynomial. Can i set the velocity at the outlet depending on the velocity at the inlet?

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