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March 11, 2022, 00:12 |
Defined pressure drop between two fluid regions
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Desh
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Hi Formers,
I have this question for some time and I could not yet figure out a way to do it. Here is my question. 1. There is two fluid domains with same thermophysical properties. Each fluid domain can have a inlet and a outlet. (fluid domains should have at lease one external boundary) 2. Two domains are physically connected by a narrow channel. 3. I want to define a pressure gradient between the internal surfaces of the narrow channel. ( so that the narrow channel basically acts as a relief valve). Could you suggest me an any direction setting up such a case? Or is it even possible to do this in OpenFoam ? Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Dasith |
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March 31, 2023, 00:26 |
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Desh
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Can anyone give me a hint ?
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