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February 5, 2007, 04:31 |
Boundary region for open boundaries
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Hello to everybody
I have a question about the boundary regions. When we face an external flow problem (e.g. around a solid body), it is logical to me to express the top and bottom boundaries as open boundaries (except the inflow and outflow boundaries). Do someone know which is the appropriate boundary region for this case? The only thing I can imagine is the symmetry boundary region. Is this correct? Thank you in advance George |
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April 10, 2007, 05:33 |
Re: Boundary region for open boundaries
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I suppose, specifcation of free stream values will also work.
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April 10, 2007, 06:06 |
Re: Boundary region for open boundaries
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Hello nkp,
Thank you for your response. Do free stream values are appropriate for low Mach number? Because I think that free stream corresponds to supersonic flow. Am I correct? Regards George |
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