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November 20, 2020, 18:13 |
my boundary is velocity inlet and i want it change. how it can possible?
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mohammad
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hello
my geometry is cylinder and my BC is velocity inlet and pressure outlet and my fluid is turbulent water. i added a force to momentum equation . i can see the changes in my pressure in outlet and inlet but my velocity should be change with same trend. why my velocity is fixed? how can i simulate this? i mean my velocity should change with out using UDF. is it possible? regards, Mo.Movaffagh |
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November 21, 2020, 07:12 |
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MEK
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lolx i do have the oppsite problem i am adding source at a specific location my velocity is changing but pressure remains same
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November 21, 2020, 11:06 |
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i know when we use from a BC for example velocity inlet or pressure outlet it will be fixed at that surface. but i want it change and i dont know how it can possible. |
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