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February 8, 2012, 18:35 |
pipe break simulation
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Hi everyone,
Could someone please advise as to whether it is necessary to use the supersonic inlet to model choked flow from a pipe leak (guillotine break) or if the subsonic inlet could be used (technically, the flow itself is sonic!). Any help/advice would be much appreciated. |
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inlet boundary condition, pipe flow, subsonic, supersonic |
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