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July 5, 2006, 04:20
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Hi,
I've got a channel with
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Hi,
I've got a channel with a fixed velocity inlet and fixed pressure at outlet. What BC is correct to choose for pressure at the inlet if I dont know the actual pressure value? It is set to zeroGradient by default but it doesnt seem physicaly correct. While runing my case I get "time step continuity errors" which i guess is caused by this. Thanks /Erik |
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July 5, 2006, 06:21
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Hi,
okay for so far. The ne
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Anja Stretz
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Hi,
okay for so far. The next error message after starting the time loop is: --> FOAM FATAL IO ERROR : file "inlet.dat" does not exist Where does the inlet.dat have to be? I've tried it in "case/0/", in "/derivedFvPatchFields/timeVaryingUniformFixedValue" and in "/solvers/icoFoam". Can someone please help me? Thanks Anja |
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