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May 4, 2000, 08:02 |
Fluent 5.2, UDF and Pressure BC's
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Dear all,
I've been working on a UDF for a loooong time now and there's something that's been baffling me ever since I started with it. Here's the details: 1) 2D Unsteady Incompressible 2) Pressure Inlet BC's (set with UDF and/or CONSTANT param) 3) Pressure Outlet BC's (set with UDF and/or CONSTANT param) Now, I need to determine/set the pressure on any of the 1D outlet boundaries, which I can do. Also I need to determine/set the pressure on any of a whole lot of 1D interior entities, of these I can calculate the pressure but I cannot figure out how to impose it across the entity. So, the problem(s): 1) I need to be able to IMPOSE a pressure value across any of my INTERIOR 1D threads. 2) When I calculate pressure across a 1D thread (with F_P()) I can obtain a "face averaged" value, but this is not accurate enough. in fact, if I "Report" on the pressure and choose "Facet Averaged" I get the same value as my UDF, but if I use "Vertex Averaged" I get the exact Pressure I expected (the value I need in my UDF). Sorry for the long post, but this is been driving me mad for a long time now and I know there's quite a few fine Fluent users here that might have the answer straight away. Thanks for your help! AL |
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