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Old   January 22, 2011, 13:15
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HI!
I have a car Inside a box (in a volume) imported in FLUENT and would like to have the boundary conditions done,
As far as I know I am supposed to have;


Wall ------ Ground or Floor
Symmetry----------in the symmetry half of the car (the split)
Velocity_inlet--------------Front body car
Pressure_outlet---------------Rear body car
???------------------------Top
???---------------------------Other symmetry half (the other side)

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I guess I have 2 empty boundary conditions and I am not sure what they have to be I am sure one of them has to be (farfield).


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Old   January 22, 2011, 15:39
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no one at all in here!
it's very simple I just forgot the boundary conditions.
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Old   January 24, 2011, 15:58
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Assuming the two boundaries you are asking about are far enough away from the body to be "free-stream," you want a far-field pressure boundary condition there.
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Assuming the two boundaries you are asking about are far enough away from the body to be "free-stream," you want a far-field pressure boundary condition there.
Yes and you are right I rate your answer 5/5 Thanks a lot!
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