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Why water comes back in Channel at Xmax. pressure boundary ? |
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April 26, 2019, 04:03
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Why water comes back in Channel at Xmax. pressure boundary ?
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Sehroosh
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I am modeling a siphon using Flow 3D. The problem is that the water starts coming from downstream side at the beginning of simulation which is not logical.
Boundaries: Xmin. = Volume Flow Rate Xmax. = Specified Pressure (with fluid height) Ymin. = Symmetry Ymax. = Symmetry Zmin. = Symmetry Zmax. = Specified Pressure ( F = 0) I am also attaching ".jpg" file of the frames. |
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May 2, 2019, 01:29
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zohran arif
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Sehrosh muje iski prepin file send karo aur stl file me dekhta ho chala ka
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