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September 24, 2007, 14:34
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Pressure reference location
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Hi there,
CFX-11 document says that the pressure reference location will be set to the centroid of a pressure specified boundary; if any. OR user can also specify the X, Y, Z coordinates of the location. Could you please help me understanding the importance of this particular location. And what if I leave it 'Automatic'. I am not able to undertsand it from CFX-11 documents . Thanks a ton in advance, Best Reagards, Kushagra Mittal. |
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September 24, 2007, 18:18
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Re: Pressure reference location
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Hi,
Pressure in the solver is a relative pressure. It is referenced to the pressure reference point and that point has a specified absolute pressure offset. The documentation describes this in more detail. Glenn Horrocks |
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