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Karol Celinski
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Hi,
I have a geometry of the pipe surrounded by water I calculated the value of omega at the inside of the pipe. However value at the edge of the pipe and on the outside should be different. Is it possible to split one of the internal faces (in between two regions) for example called inletPipe_to_water into two separate boundaries so I can apply different boundary conditions on the inside and outside of the pipe. |
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