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May 16, 2016, 12:25	Ventilation in fluent	#1
gartz89 Member Angel Penev Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Bulgaria Posts: 47 Rep Power: 10	Hello folks I want to simulate ventilation on furnace with two ventilators one on the inlet BC (inlet-vent) and one on the outlet (outlet-vent). I've got complicated 3D geometry with heat exchanger , burner and another resistances. I've got specifications on the ventilators. In Fluent I have to define loss coefficient with polynominal or piecewise-liner function. When I handle calculate the loss coefficient and i put it in BC, the results of the pressure is high. How can define the ventilator in fluent. Could you help me. Regards.

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