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June 8, 2021, 16:16
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Applying a Pressure Boundary Condition on an Internal Face
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James Wark
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Hi All
I am trying to model a pump sump with a single vertical pump intake - In FLOW3D The inflows are modelled as a momentum source I want to set an outlet pressure boundary condition on the face of the STL that models the pump intake bellmouth I cannot see how to do that I would appreciate any pointers Thanks James |
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