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June 7, 2005, 06:29
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Loss coefficient at openings
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Hello,
I am using CFX5.7 to model natural ventilation in a theatre. I am using 'opening' as the boundary condition at both air inflow area(low level) and outflow area(high level). The solver works ok without setting any loss coefficient. But after I set the loss coefficients at 'opening' (for example, 2.69) I always have the linear overflow problem. Any suggestion about this problem? Thanks a lot. Regards, Forrest |
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June 11, 2005, 18:09
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Re: Loss coefficient at openings
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Try modify the time scale
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