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July 7, 2009, 00:21
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boundary condition problem in the cfx11.0
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uk jha
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hi all,
i am using the cfx11.0. i want to provide suction to the wall. is porous wall condition is there in cfx 11.0.or how i have to apply. jha |
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July 7, 2009, 19:36
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Glenn Horrocks
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Hi,
Then can't you define it as an outlet of some description? Otherwise you can use a mass sink. It depends on exactly what type of "suction" you want to apply - you need to describe what you are trying to do better. Glenn Horrocks |
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