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July 3, 2008, 18:55
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Pressure gradient for channel flow??
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Hi
I am running a plane channel flow using periodic boundary. I have specified pressure drop between inlet and outlet. Do I need to set pressure gradient as well under sub-domain?? Thank you for your help. |
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July 3, 2008, 22:22
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Re: Pressure gradient for channel flow??
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No. The pressure drop comes from the pressure loss of the flow through your modelled domain.
Glenn Horrocks |
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