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Old   January 10, 2022, 12:15
Default ref or free stream pressure in DSMC solver
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Dear foamers,
since I've been searching too long for this issue, I'm starting a new thread in this regard.
the main question is " how we set the P_{0} in a DSMC case? "
do we have any developed B.C library for this?
I'm trying to simulate a case of supersonic flow with Ma=6, here I need to introduce the P_{0} in order to get the coefficient of pressure but there is a huge difference in the order of magnitude between the P_{0} in the paper and my results, P_{0} in the paper was set at 5 bar and the pressure which I obtained from the solution is about 1e-05 bar !!!
please share your ideas if it's possible.
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Amir
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