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June 9, 2003, 09:20 |
extrapolation BC
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Dear community, In my model I have a mesh around a rocket and the mesh is cut at the end of the rocket which is an extrapolation BC, and the way to implement it in Fluent is using outflow BC. However I cannot use it for compressible flows. Does anybody have an idea of what to do? I suppose pressure outlet would be wrong. PS: Expanding the mesh and using pressure far field is a solution for sure but I dont want to change the mesh. Regards emre
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June 9, 2003, 13:26 |
Re: extrapolation BC
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Hi
I don't work with compressible flows, however, most of the works that I have seen with compressible flow use as boundary condition velocity inlet in conjunction with pressure outlet. Regards Alex Munoz |
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June 10, 2003, 14:12 |
Re: extrapolation BC
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Hi, Mass flow inlet and pressure outlet works very well for comressible flows. However pressure outlet is not suitable for this case, since pressure cannot be fixed at extrapolation BC. I suppose I found a way to simulate extrapolation BC. That is non-reflecting boundary conditions NRBC(which you can activate using text user interface). Yet, it only works with hexa cells and coupled explicit solver. So my problem is still not solved. Regards
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