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August 3, 2007, 08:27 |
Two different inlets
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Lasse Boehling
Join Date: Mar 2009
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Hi,
Is it possible (I think so) to have two different inlets with different characteristics (e.g. different velocity)? If yes, how do you do it or where can I read how to do it? Regards, Lasse |
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August 3, 2007, 09:11 |
What should be the problem?
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Matthias Kern
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Location: Karlsruhe, Germany
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What should be the problem?
I have three different inlets. You simply have three different patches then defined with inlet conditions (of course they have to exist in your grid (constant/polyMesh/boundary)). .e.g in U INLET1 { type fixedValue; value uniform (10 0 0); } INLET2 { type fixedValue; value uniform (5 0 0); } INLET3 { type fixedValue; value uniform (8 0 0); } Let me know if you consider any difficulties. Perhaps I can help you. |
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August 3, 2007, 10:09 |
Hi,
Thanks.
I found out
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Lasse Boehling
Join Date: Mar 2009
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Hi,
Thanks. I found out that you can just rename them. I did that first, but forgot a "(" somewhere so it complained about the patchname. I therefore thought you couldn't do that. It works now so I am happy about that. Have a nice weekend. -- Lasse |
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