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October 12, 2021, 07:48	boundary condition for suction of fumes/smoke	#1
Mp1956 New Member matal Join Date: Oct 2021 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	I saw some threads where it was written no to use pressure-pressure boundary condition.my problem is i want to know the capture velocity at the inlet so that i can capture the fumes which are generated during welding/laser cutting. what boundary condition and physics(solver) should i apply for this type of problem? . i have "static pressure" of the blower/extractor which we are using to extract the fume from the workplace. The blower is connected to duct(metal duct) and at the inlet of duct the fumes are generated . thank you!! please help

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