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November 7, 2000, 02:52 |
Periodic Boundary Cond.
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Hi.
I need to solve fully developed flow between two plates. My concern: If i don't want to take my computational domain so long (I mean along the flow), how should i set my boundary condition at inlet or outlet. Of course i need some pressure drop, i.e. p_inlet is NOT equal to p_outlet (p=pressure). What about velocities? i.e. what about u_inlet and v_inlet? Does it matter I set u_inlet = u_outlet rather than the case setting u_outlet = u_inlet. I am using a compressible code, so what should it be the b.c. for the temprature? Thanks alot |
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