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March 23, 2006, 22:47	HOW TO GIVE FLOW RATE IN OUTLET BOUNDARY CONDITION	#1
venky Guest Posts: n/a	DEAR FRIENDS CAN ANYONE SUGGEST ME HOW TO GIVE MASSFLOW RATE AS OUTLET BOUNDARY CONDITION

April 5, 2006, 04:09	Re: HOW TO GIVE FLOW RATE IN OUTLET BOUNDARY CONDI	#2
tysor Guest Posts: n/a	1/ pressure outlet with the target-mass-flow-rate option activated (in the boundary conditions panel) (does not work for multiphase flow) or 2/ mass-flow-inlet with the right specification of flow direction (outside your domain)

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