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June 15, 2010, 14:33
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Expression as boundary condition
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kits youhara
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Hello Everybody! I would like to pose a question.
I am trying to implement different boundary along the same wall. e.g. velocity of 0[m/s] for the first 10mm and 5[m/s] for the next 10mm. First of all, is this done by an expression? If yes, how exactly? is there the possibility to insert a branch equation in the expressions? Couldn't really find something in the help section...... Any ideas welcome. Ty! |
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