Duct inlet suction modeling

DrDerpy13 · June 12, 2021, 11:40

Hello guys,

I have a duct and an air volume and what i am trying to simulate is the air flow from the air volume into the duct. By this i mean, i want to see how air comes into the duct. The problem that i encounter is that ansys always creates an interface between the duct and the air volume, and as far as i know, one can't attribute any boundary condition to an interface like inlet or outlet. Any idea will be helpful, many thanks!

arnie333 · June 16, 2021, 03:15

You don’t need an interface between your duct inlet and the air volume.
Your inlet/s and/or walls should be on the surfaces around your air volume.
Specify which are walls and which are inlets.
Your air volume mesh needs refining; it’s way too coarse

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June 16, 2021, 03:15		#2
arnie333 New Member Arnie Join Date: Mar 2017 Posts: 27 Rep Power: 9	You don’t need an interface between your duct inlet and the air volume. Your inlet/s and/or walls should be on the surfaces around your air volume. Specify which are walls and which are inlets. Your air volume mesh needs refining; it’s way too coarse