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Ana Magalhães
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Hi!
I need to do a simulation that air goes out but not the water inside. How do I do that? I'm using interFoam, there is some way to do this without changing my mesh? |
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Vinícius da Costa Ávila
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Hi
Can you give more details? Depending on your case, you can try setting water velocity boundary condition at the outlet to fixedValue (0,0,0).
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