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May 2, 2005, 10:19
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pressure oulet condition
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Hi. My problem has one inlet and two outletes(vortex tube). The inlet condition is total pressure that is 0.544Mpa(absolute) One oulet conditon is pressure boundary condition that is 0.136Mpa(absolute) The other is pressure boundary condition with pressure varing so as to vary the mass fraction
the flow is compressible what condition is used for inlet and two oulet condition? thank you |
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May 4, 2005, 11:29
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Re: pressure oulet condition
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Hi, What do u mean by varying? Is it varying with time or spatial variation. For both the cases u'll need to write UDF to specify boundary condition for second outlet.
Regards Ashish |
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January 24, 2012, 04:48
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UDF for pressure variation
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Hii friends
My problem is flow through river channel, I have taken a orbitary region so at exit of my geometry flow exits into river itself. so i need to know how to apply UDf at exit, as pressure must vary with P=row*g*h. my exit cross section is not uniform so what should i do please help. is it possible to apply custom field function ???? in fluent please help ASAP 
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