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hi
I desire to take the inlet condition as total pressure and the outlet condition as mass flow rate for simulation flow in a centrifugal impeller pump but i haven't find the second condition in fluent. how can I do. please. |
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use the target mass flow switch on the pressure outlet
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thank YOU VERY MUCH
OK I'LL TRY, I HAVE USED CFX TO SIMULATE THIS PUMP. ALL BOUNDARYS ARE SIMPLE BUT UNFORTUNTELY. I HAVE OBTAINED A STRANGE PRESSURE IN THE LEADING EDGE. I HOPE WITH THIS outlet PURPOSE BOUNDRAY. I CAN REACH MY AIM |
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