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When we study papers, we see two kinds of boudary condition for momentum eqs. in free flow. we have some conditions for component of velocity or a condition for pressure such as constant pressure. But I know that in the case of pressure constant, I need the component of velocity in the boundary of computational domain. What is the method of calculating of velocity components in the boundary when the pressure is constant over it.
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When pressure is specified over the boundary (usually outflow condition), the velocities are extrapolated from grid points adjacent to the boundary.
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