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August 11, 2003, 15:01 |
Symmetry boundary condition
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Hello all,
This is a question about the symmetry boundary condition. I have 4 mass inlets and 1 outlet as bondary conditions in my problem.But after employing a symmetry BC which will reduce the geometry, I have 1 mass inlet and one-fourth of the outlet. When I check for mass flow rates(report-->fluxes) for this mass inlet and outlet, the values I get, will it be for that specific mass inlet or does it takes into account all the mass inlets.(which would be present without the symmetry walls) Thanks and Regards, Shankar. |
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August 11, 2003, 16:58 |
Re: Symmetry boundary condition
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It should refer to the specific mass inlet.
However there is a tutorial case which shows the symmetry BC use. Hi ap |
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